Skull top hat character stainless steel chain necklace
$38.00
Stainless steel is strong, it won’t rust (stainless) tarnish (it’s not silver) or turn brassy (because it is not a plated alloy). It’s solid stainless steel and wearing it in water is perfectly fine.
This Skull with a top hat and a pipe has multiple meanings meant to be rebellious humor. The top hat nods to wealth, the pipe nods to intelligence, indulgence, witty rebellion, a gentlemanly type of a villain reminding us memento mori. Remember we all die but in the meantime chase success, excellence, intelligence, indulge and be rebellious yet gentlemanly.
Basically that’s the gist of this symbol.
Irish turn the hat green give the skull red beard. Lumberjacks give the plaid background and axes, different cultures take the same symbol and tweak it till it is their own.
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Citrine and carved bone with Rudraksha seeds.
Lapis Lazuli and carved bone Rudraksha seeds.
Use info on Citrine and Lapis previously sent. Pretty sure I already did the wording for both Citrine and Lapis.
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Rudraksha seeds symbolize increasing focus, balancing energy and protection from negative energy.
Abalone necklace – rectangle
Abalone is harvested and eaten in many cultures. The swirling color of abalone comes from the inner shell of a sea snail. This snail makes a nacre adding aragonite platelets to it in layers making it harder and more colorful than other types of Mother of Pearl. The colors come from how the microscopic layers are laid down which diffract light into deep hues of purples, green, blues and pink.
New Zealand Abalone is exceptionally colorful. The better quality commands higher prices than a duller paler Abalone.
This Abalone necklace is strung on jewelry cable with a stainless steel lobster claw clasp. I have added faceted amethyst gemstones with flashy crystals.
This necklace is 19 1/2″ length.
Charoite Necklace
Charoite is a rare vibrant violet to purple silicate mineral found exclusively in Siberia near the Chara River. It has swirls of purple hues with white and black markings swirled in as well.
Charoite is 5 – 6 on the MOHS scale. So a medium hard stone. Some specimens display Chatoyance = the cats eye effect.
Charoite symbolizes inner strength, overcoming fear, boosting self esteem.
Charoite Necklace
Charoite is a rare purple mineral prized for its vibrant purple hues that show up as swirling patterns of purple lavender, black veining with chatoyance inclusions.
It can form with inclusions of White Quartz, Black Aegirine and orange Tinaksote. Â It is a vibrant and rare silicate mineral found only in Siberia near the Chara River.
This Charoite necklace is strung on a jewelry cable with a stainless steel lobster claw clasp. It is 20″ length.
Charoite’s nickname is the Stone of Transformation. Metaphysically it is believed to help overcome fear, relieve stress, promote inner peace, inner strength, courage and deepen intuition.
Also known as a Soul Stone it is often considered a good stone for mystics and psychics.
Howlite bracelet
Howlite is a soft porous stone naturally white with grey veins. It is often dyed blue to simulate turquoise. It can be distinguished from turquoise by its softness and too perfect dyed coloring.
Howlite’s nickname is White Buffalo Stone or White Buffalo Turquoise. Howlite is not turquoise.
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