Quartzy Chrysocolla Pendant on medium s.s.chain 18″ approx length
Chrysocolla is a copper silicate often mixed with azurite, malachite and quartz.
Chrysocolla is nicknamed the Wise Stone or the Teaching Stone.
Chrysocolla symbolizes communication, peace, expressing inner truth and emotional balance. Yin or Feminine Energy, Empowering.
The photos by the ruler show the most accurate color. This hand done cabochon measures approx 3.5″ with the stainless steel bail. The chain is the medium link rolo and is approx. 18″ long.
Rhodochrosite Necklace
Rhodochrosite necklace made with excellent banded pink colored quality specimens. Jewelry quality Rhodochrosite can range from raspberry red to hot pink with distinctive white banding often likened to bacon. Rhodochrosite often forms in hydrothermal vents.
It’s nicknamed the Inca Rose. It is the state mineral for Colorado. It is mined in several places around the world.
Rhodochrosite is a softer stone best used in pendants, necklaces and earrings.
Rhodochrosite is known for the vibration of emotional healing, self love, compassion, releasing emotional trauma and positive thinking.
Size of pendant.
Length is 19″.
It’s is strung on jewelry cable with stainless steel lobster claw clasp. Strong, secure, skin safe.
The pendant is wrapped in sterling silver.
Rose Quartz Stretch Anklet
Rose Quartz Stretch Anklet with pink crystal accents. Rose Quartz is a pink variety of Quartz. The pink coloring can
S.s necklace with ammonite pendant
Ammonites are fossils of cephalopods that died out with the dinosaurs. Ammonites were the most prominent during the Cretaceous and Jurassic eras disappearing 66 million years ago. They are related to modern squid and nautilus.
This Ammonite fossil is a slice in half showing the inside crystalization.
This would need to be worn with mindfulness of care to help the fossil last longer. Don’t swim or shower in it. Don’t toss it down hard onto a dresser. If you take care it should last a long time
S.S. chain Labradorite carved buddha
Labradorite was found in Labrador Canada in 1770 and named after the location. It is a feldspar mineral with the body color ranging from palest grey to black.
Labradorite has a luminous iridescent sheen that can range in color from hot pink to orangey pink to greenish, to golden, to blues or mixes of those colors depending on how the light hits it.
Labradorite is a softer stone so take some care when wearing it and it will last a long time.
Labradorite is known as the Stone of Magic or the Aurora Borealis Stone. It symbolizes strength, resilience, handling change, transformation and protection from negative energy.
Skull top hat character stainless steel chain necklace
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.
Sodalite pendant on s.s. large link chain 21″ length
Blue Sodalite Stretch Anklet with crystal accent beads.
Sodalite is royal blue mottled with white calcite veins. It forms in sodium rich igneous rocks. It fluoresces the bright orange under longwave UV light and faint green under shortwave UV light.
Sodalite is known as the Thinkers Stone or the Poets Stone. Sodalite symbolizes clarity, self expression, self trust, emotional balance, enhance intuition.
Some Sodalite does not fluoresce if not enough impurities. It’s the impurities that are fluorescing.
Speckled Green Jasper Lava Rock Stretch Bracelet
African turquoise is not a true turquoise, it is a speckled pale teal jasper that has been mined in Africa for thousands of years. It has hints of copper and iron webbing or spots. It is often color treated.
Speckled teal jasper symbolizes necessary change, opening your eyes to new ideas and your true purpose. I would imagine it’s nickname to be African Turquoise. Since that’s how most layman know it.
Square Rhodochrosite pendant necklace
Use all the previous Rhodochrosite facts info. except no sterling silver and different necklace specs.
Use these specs
17″ length
Strung on jewelry cable with stainless steel lobster claw clasp and stainless steel bail.
Stainless Steel necklace double axe pendant
This necklace is entirely made up of stainless steel including the clasp and findings. The chain is approx. 19″ long. The pendant is 1.5″ tall and 3/4″ wide approximately. Use the Drop down menu if you want a different length of chain.
The double axe holds historical meaning from the Ancient Minoan Culture and the Amazon Warriors in Greek Mythology.
The double headed axe was called a Labrys. It stood for power, authority, strength, fertility, divine authority, feminine power.
This pendant is double sided and after examining it for symbols I found 3 ancient symbols.
The arrow is Tiwaz from the Futhark runes and it means: Victory, Success in competition, advancing, justice, leadership, warrior spirit to touch on some of the meaning.
The next symbol I found is Gebo, the X mark on the handle. It is also from the Futhark runes and it means: gift, happiness, partnership, giving, gratitude, bonds of love, heart, compassion, give help, receive a boon, to touch on some of its meaning.
The last symbol I found is the ancient Spiral symbol on the handle. Spirals date back to the Neolithic Period. Predating writing by thousands of years. The oldest known spirals are in Lascaux, France dating back 17,000 years.
Spirals have been found worldwide in single, double or triple spirals being Celtic relating to life, death, rebirth or other concepts that occur in 3’s.
Outside of Europe spirals have been found in Ancient Maori, Mediterranean, North American Indigenous, and African sites. Also found in Ancient Egyptian, Minoan, Mycenaean and Celtic Cultures.
What is the deal with Spirals you ask:
Spirals represent cycles of life, growth and evolving, spirals mimic nature and the cosmos like in ram horns, fern fronds, shells, whirlpools and more. Some spirals represented the womb and fertility. While some indigenous spirals in New Mexico and La Grange represent marking of Solstices and Equinoxes.
In modern times the spiral represents the journey of going within for spiritual growth, for finding wisdom, and coming back out again to relationships and interacting with others.
Either way whether symbolism has personal meaning and value to you or if it’s just a cool design. It will wear well for a long time with basic care.