Pendants

The Triquetra is an ancient symbol with origins in Celtic culture that has taken on different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.

The term derives from the Latin "tri-" (three) and "quetrus" (angular), and represents the number three, considered sacred and perfect since ancient times.

This number has been seen as the sum of the first odd number (1) and the first even number (2), symbols respectively of uniqueness and duality.

In Celtic tradition, the Triquetra symbolizes the natural cycles of life: birth, death, and rebirth, and represents the union of three predominant natural forces, such as earth, air, and water.

Furthermore, it is associated with the three stages of the evolution of existence: life, death, and rebirth.

The symbol is also seen as a representation of the triple goddess in neo-pagan cults, corresponding to the stages of female life: maiden, mother, and elder.

With the advent of Christianity, the Triquetra was adopted as a symbol of the Holy Trinity – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – emphasizing the unity between these three aspects of God.

Its representation is frequently found in Christian art, especially in Ireland, where it appears in manuscripts such as the famous Book of Kells.

The Triquetra is also considered a powerful symbol of protection in many spiritual traditions.

Its closed shape, often inscribed in a circle, acts as an energy shield against negative influences. Furthermore, the endless interwoven design of the Triquetra suggests the idea of eternity or eternal life, representing the infinite cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

*** On the back you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth. (choose front-back)

Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

Stainless steel pendant - Raven

The raven is a sacred symbol of Odin, the Viking god. A powerful warrior deity, Odin has two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, whom he releases at sunrise to fly around the world.

They return in the evening and perch on the god's shoulders, whispering the information and secrets they have gathered during the day.

The translation of their names is interesting: Huginn means "thought", while Muninn means "memory".

Because of the importance these animals have come to hold for him, Odin is called "the Raven God".

In the Celtic legends of Ireland, as well as in Native American mythology, the Raven is a symbol of extreme intelligence and profound knowledge.

A symbol of intelligence

If we study the legends of other peoples, from the Irish Celts to Native Americans, we find that the raven evokes powerfully positive and fascinating atmospheres, in stark contrast to the symbolism of Christian Europe. For American tribes, for example, the raven is in direct contact with the Great Spirit, acting as a powerful intermediary between the world of the living and the realm of the dead.

Few people know it, but ravens are extraordinarily intelligent animals. Like humans, dolphins, and chimpanzees, they are among the very few that can recognize their image in a mirror and are capable of processing extremely complex thoughts, manipulating tools, and devising strategies to solve problems.

It is no coincidence that Odin's two ravens are named "Thought" and "Memory": their thinking is, in fact, extremely complex, and they possess a profound and rare sense of memory.

In Japan, ravens drop acorns on the road so that passing cars will crack them open for them. They even often drop them at crosswalks, so they can retrieve the acorn in complete safety when the light turns green.

*** On the back, you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

Stainless steel pendant - Metatron's Cube

Metatron's Cube is a symbol of Sacred Geometry.

The term Metatron's Cube takes its name from Archangel Metatron, an angel or rather an archangel who appears in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Metatron means he who serves behind the throne of God. According to sacred texts, he is one of the archangels closest to God, Archangel Metatron records and archives everything that happens on Earth, including the good or bad thoughts and actions committed by men, another of his tasks is to keep and manage the Akashic Records.

Archangel Metatron, also called: Metatetron; Merraton; Metaraon or Mitron, is considered the guardian of the Tree of Life and the Keys of the Universe. It is believed that he lived on earth as a man, making himself known as the prophet Enoch, and therefore the seventh patriarch after Adam.

Il Metatron's Cube, also known as the Fruit or Flower of Life, represents the three-dimensionality of space, it is a complex three-dimensional geometric figure composed of 13 spheres held together by 78 lines that start from the center of each sphere, the spheres represent the Feminine Energy, while the straight lines represent the Masculine Energy. In fact, Metatron's Cube represents the union of the Masculine Principle with the Feminine one, which together create the principle of the All.

Metatron's Cube contains the secret formula of the most sacred of all geometries, it is the key to creation. It is claimed that God created the entire Cosmos according to a precise geometric design.

Metatron's Cube contains within it the five key shapes that are at the base of the Matter that composes our Universe, these shapes are also known as the Platonic solids, namely: the star tetrahedron, the hexahedron, the octahedron, the dodecahedron and the icosahedron.

Metatron's Cube indeed represents magic, alchemy, spiritual elevation, its utility is manifold, every individual can use this sacred tool and use it for their own spiritual growth and to understand the harmony of the Universe.

Metatron's Cube can be used as a channeler of universal energies.

Metatron's Cube is used to harmonize and balance the energy of one's person and the energy flows of domestic and work environments.

Metatron's Cube is used as a lucky charm, it can be found reproduced on pendants, talismans and tables.

Metatron's Cube or rather Archangel Metatron can be invoked in the various phases of the Reading of the Akashic Records.

*** On the back you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name or your date of birth.

The engraving color will be shiny silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

Stainless steel pendant - Flower of Life

Meaning: Composed of many overlapping circles, the Flower of Life is the best-known and most complex form of sacred geometry.

The Flower of Life contains within itself the harmonious energy of creation. The circle itself is considered a representation of infinity, as it has neither beginning nor end; in fact, all forms in the Universe can be inscribed within it.

Everything has been created through the pattern of the Flower of Life; every molecule of life, every cell in our body, is based on this structure. It is the pattern of creation and life in the Universe.

Imagine that the “code” of the Flower of Life is similar to the genetic code contained in our DNA; it is the language through which everything is created. All frequencies are found in this geometric structure, which exists as a holographic pattern and is present in all forms, from atoms to galaxies. The representation of the Flower of Life has been found in many places, in many civilizations, and in different eras.

This symbol mystically connects all the civilizations of the ancient world, linking the most ancient wisdom to its simple harmony.

From Egypt to Tibet, from India to China, from Greece to Spain, we can find traces of this important symbol of knowledge.

Contrary to its appearance, its nature is complex; it contains within itself the deepest secrets of mathematics, sacred geometry, Platonic solids, and esotericism.

It seems that somehow these ancient civilizations had discovered the mysterious bond that unites man with the heavens and shows us the path to the stars.

Deep truths are hidden within the Flower of Life, truths that encompass the illustrious knowledge of masters of the past such as Leonardo da Vinci, Hermes Trismegistus, and Agrippa, who according to his vision considered man the only being with the honor of participating in all the elements of creation and who, by virtue of his body, can also become part of the angels and the Kingdom of God.

The Flower of Life contains within itself everything that exists; it has no interruptions, but rather continues to unfold infinitely in all directions.

*** On the back, you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving).

Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

Stainless steel pendant - Hand of Fatima

The Hand of Fatima is an amulet shaped like a hand with five fingers. The index and ring fingers are the same length and are attached to the middle finger, which is slightly longer. On either side of the amulet are two thumbs tilted outwards and of equal size.

The Hand of Fatima is often decorated with engravings, the most characteristic of which is an open eye in the palm of the hand itself, in the Muslim version (the Eye of Allah) and a Star of David in the Jewish version.

The position in which the Hand of Fatima is placed also slightly changes its meaning. Placed facing upwards, it symbolizes strength, power, and blessing; facing downwards, it attracts luck, patience, and love.

It can also appear with three open fingers and two symmetrical fingers on the sides; with all five fingers open; or with the thumb raised and four fingers open.

History of the Hand of Fatima

The origins of the Hand of Fatima are lost in the centuries, in the meaning always attributed to the number five and to the iconography of the hand by various religions and cultures.

It is likely that it was introduced by the Carthaginians around 820 AD, as a symbol and attribute of Tanit, the goddess of the Moon and fertility, wife of the god Baal.

Another tradition holds that the ornamental motif known as the “hand of God” was already present in Jewish iconography starting from 244 AD.

But it is likely that its origins are even more ancient, linked to the Sumerian cult of Inanna and the Assyro-Babylonian cult of Ishtar, who were also goddesses of love, fecundity, beauty, and the fertility of the earth.

Later, the amulet was reportedly adopted by the Jews, who wished to see in it the Hand of Miriam, sister of Moses and Aaron, and it was also spread among the Berbers and Maghrebis, who adopted it as a symbol of power.

From this point on, the Jewish and Muslim religions developed two different, yet close, ways of considering the amulet. In both religions, it becomes an expression of the presence of God, who sees, blesses, and protects, or in a word, the Hand of God. In this sense, the open hand is used as protection against the evil eye and negativity.

Meaning of the Hand of Fatima

For the Jews, therefore, the amulet represents the Hand of Miriam, which for Jews and Eastern Christians in a certain way replaces the Madonna as a female figure close to God. The five fingers (hamesh in Hebrew) symbolize the five books of the Torah, or also HE, the fifth letter of the alphabet, as well as one of the names of God. The Hand among the Jews bears engraved propitiatory and blessing prayers, and often features the Star of David engraved in the palm.

For Muslims, the amulet has taken the name of the Hand of Alo or Hamsa or Khamsa (which in Arabic means ‘five’) or also the Hand of Fatima, and in this sense it is a symbol of freedom. Fatima, which in Arabic means “The luminous”, was the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad. It was said that when she went to pray in the desert, it rained, making the flowers bloom. She married Ali, her father’s cousin and the first imam of Shiism, and loved him with a very great love, to the point that, when he brought a concubine home, as was his right to do, Fatima immersed her hand in the boiling soup, and did not even notice the pain, so great was the anguish in her heart.

Later, Fatima’s weeping touched Ali’s heart to the point that he gave up the concubine. For Muslim women, the Hand of Fatima brings patience and joy, luck and wealth, and is a very dear and precious symbol.

The five fingers symbolize the five pillars of Islam and the eye in the palm is the eye of Allah.

For both Jews and Muslims, the Hand of Fatima is above all a lucky charm and a formidable protection against evil and the evil eye. In North Africa and part of the Middle East, it is also considered an infallible remedy against jealousy. In India, it is called the “Humsa hand”.

For some organizations active for peace in the Middle East, the Hand of Fatima has become a symbol of peace and harmony among the peoples, as they see in it a reconciliation between Jewish and Islamic cultures.

For Muslims, it is often used to indicate spaces reserved for women.

Outside the religious context, the Hand of Fatima has acquired over time a symbolic value that has made it an appreciated amulet also in other fields, or simply a unique piece of jewelry to wear, or even an original tattoo to show off. Prestigious jewelry brands have made it a decoration for necklaces, bracelets, earrings, keychains.

Its esoteric meaning linked to the ancient female deities makes it still particularly dear to women of every culture and religion, who wear it as a lucky charm and an amulet of love.

It is also used as a gadget and as a decorative object to protect the home.

*** On the back you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name or your date of birth.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

Black waxed cotton cord adjustable with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

Steel Pendant - Pentagram

The Meaning of the Pentagram or Pentacle

The Pentacle, also known as the Pentagram, Pentalpha, Star of the Microcosm, Five-Pointed Star, or Star of Initiation, represents the regular star pentagon.

Symbolism of the Pentagram

The Pentacle was widely used as a sacred symbol in the practice of cults related to Venus.

Due to its simplicity of construction, which is achieved using a single continuous line, the Pythagoreans attributed to it a mystical meaning of perfection.

The Pentacle is an ancient symbol that takes on several meanings.

Among the ancient Egyptians, it represented the image of Horus and embodied the prima materia, the sacred Fire, that is to say, an inexhaustible source of life that contained the universal germ of all earthly beings.

In other words, we can define the Pentacle as the ultimate symbol of man in relation to the microcosm. In medieval times, we find the symbol of the Pentacle on the first pages of several manuscripts.

It was believed, in fact, that by marking these pages with a Pentacle, the work would have greater chances of success. Furthermore, it was believed that by doing so one would have absolute dominion over the spirits of nature.

Since time immemorial, the Pentacle has been considered an energy catalyst. According to magical tradition, the Pentacle is able to give strength to the person who wears it. It amplifies their genius and attenuates their primal instincts.

For Pythagoras and his disciples, the Pentacle or Pentagram was a sacred symbol. It expressed the harmony between body and soul, and became, on this basis, the sign of health. In the West, the Pentagram is nevertheless an ancient symbol. It is found, among other things, in Etruscan ceramic works.

The Pentagram and the Number Five

The number Five, the essence of the Pentacle, is traced back to the number of elements, the spiritual quintessence (a purely immaterial element of the spirit of the world) and the four usual elements (Water, Fire, Earth, and Air).

The pentagram is also called the Druids' foot.

It is drawn with a line that goes from the top point to the lower left point and serves as an invocation in the pentagram ritual; if, instead, one proceeds from the lower left point upwards, then it serves as a ritual for a spell.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

*** On the back, you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth. (choose front-back)

Black waxed cotton cord, adjustable with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

The Seal of Archangel Michael is a traditional symbol that has been used for centuries in Eastern Orthodox Christianity as a way to invoke protection from spiritual dangers and evil spirits.

• The meaning of the Seal of Archangel Michael is related to protection, courage, and strength.
• Archangel Michael is the commander of the army of angels according to the sacred book.
• Meditate on, wear, or display the symbol of Saint Michael to invoke the divine energy of the archangel. 

What is the seal of Saint Michael Archangel?

The Seal of Saint Michael is a powerful and revered sacred symbol. 

In the sacred book, each archangel has their own seal that contains blessed divine power. The seal of Saint Michael is used to establish a connection between humans and the archangel. 

Many use the seal to invoke the angel's blessings to grant them strength and protection from the forces of evil. 

Who is Archangel Michael?

Michael holds the title of "Archangel of courage". He is a powerful warrior and the commander of the army of angels. 

The earliest known instances of his name are found in Hebrew literature written between the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. These works describe him as the leader of all angels and archangels and consider him responsible for the protection of Israel. 

Michael is known for leading the heavenly forces in the battle against Satan.

As the leader of these powerful beings, he was also tasked with ensuring law and order throughout the world. Michael also assists souls on their journey to paradise when they leave their physical bodies.

Why use the seal of Archangel Michael?

Because of his long history of fighting evil and protecting the world, Michael has become an icon of protection. His name is particularly invoked by military personnel and those in the defense department. Many drivers also invoke his name to ensure protection against accidents during their travels. 

The archangel also helps you discover the purpose of your life. Invoking his name inspires you to act. If you have an undertaking for which you need assistance, he will be there to help you. 

He is a model of courage and determination. On the contrary, he has an authoritative but gentle voice. Many claim that calling upon his presence calms them in moments of distress. 

For these reasons, people use his seal to invoke his blessings of protection, courage, and strength to help them in any situation.

The engraving color will be shiny silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

*** On the back you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth. (choose front-back)

Adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel

The Star of David, or more precisely the Shield of David, or also the Seal of Solomon, is the six-pointed star that, together with the Menorah, represents Jewish civilization and religiosity.

Having become a symbol of Zionism since the Basel Congress (1895), it is present on the flag of the State of Israel.

The six-pointed star is also a very widespread symbol in Kabbalah and occultism in general.

The Seal of Solomon is a symbol consisting of two interlocking equilateral triangles, known as an hexagram, six-pointed star, or hexalpha.

The Seal of Solomon expresses the union of heaven and earth, of the spiritual world with the material world.

It is formed by two crossed equilateral triangles and, sometimes, inscribed in a circle.

The Triangle with the vertex pointing down represents the two heavy elements, Water and Earth, whose corporeal principle makes them tend downwards, while the Triangle with the vertex pointing up represents the two light and spiritual elements, Air and Fire.

With the crossing of the two triangles, a central hexagon is formed that represents the heart of man stable in an equilibrium at the center of the bodily movement that allows one to reach wisdom and inner strength.

Furthermore, when there is a dot inside the central hexagon, it symbolizes the union of all existing elements.

The Seal of Solomon is a very ancient symbol, made known starting from the Middle Ages, when it took on the characteristics of a talisman.

The symbol of the six-pointed star is not without archetypal value, given that it is found in very different cultural areas. The two interlocking triangles, although iconographically associated with Judaism (Star of David), also appear in the symbolic heritage of Islam, in which they have taken on therapeutic-magical and alchemical values. In this latter field, they are interpreted as the symbol of the balance between the cosmic forces of Fire and Water.

It is said that the famous King Solomon, son of King David, used it until the moment of death to drive away demons and invoke angels. For this reason, the six-pointed star is also called the Seal of Solomon or the Shield of David.

The six-pointed star often appears in magic books and popular exorcisms with the function of a powerful magic symbol. In magic ceremonies, it is painted on the magician's chest to protect him from evil influences and curses. It even becomes fundamental in invocations, because together with the magic circle drawn at the feet of the sorcerer, it is the only defense against the evoked creatures. And it is also the basic design of many auspicious and protective talismans.

The engraving color will be polished silver on a steel background (tone-on-tone engraving)

*** On the back you can choose to engrave a dedication, your name, or your date of birth. (choose front-back)

Black waxed cotton cord adjustable with a sliding knot.

Shape: Round

Dimensions: 2.50 - 3.00 - 3.50 cm

Material: Stainless Steel