Curly spiral snake earrings in pewter

Baby dragon pewter pendant.

Zuni Bear pendant.

The bear is sacred to many tribes, in Native American traditions the bear represents mother earth. Bear medicine is powerful and strong and there are many folk tales involving bear quests – my favourite is the story of the Crescent Moon Bear.

Silvery moon hare pendant

Oval wolf pendant featuring a highly detailed wolf howling at the full moon.

Climbing frog froggie pendant

Wolf pendant featuring a wolf head on a Celtic triple knot triquetra.

Egyptian scarab beetle carved in pink Rose Quartz, this oval pendant measures 40×30mm and comes supplied with a 46cm black rubber choker necklace with clasp.

Necklace featuring a deer stag presented on a 42cm base metal chain necklace. The stag head is cast in pewter and measures 55mmx35mm.

The snake or serpent represents female power or Kundalini. Snake medicine speaks of shedding the old – transformation, rebirth, creativity and wisdom.

Sterling Silver fox head pendant.

Oval seahorse pendant measuring 20mmx27mm.

This Totem Pole pendant features several creatures including an eagle and a bull.

This pewter Native American style totem pole pendant measures 45mm and comes on a 70cm black cotton self-tie cord necklace.

The Caduceus, sometimes known as the Staff of Asclepius, is an ancient symbol of healing formed from serpents coiled around a wand.

Serpents and snakes are associated with women, Kundalini, regeneration and many goddesses carried snakes.

The Unicorn is singular in many ways, not least because it is often said that there is only ever one Unicorn.

It is also one of the few mythical creatures that seems not to have been borne out of human fears, that is if you believe it IS a mythical creature…

Horse lore and mythology is diverse and no other animal is as closely linked with human civilisation as the horse. Horse is associated with birth and death, and stories abound about people riding into and out of the world upon a horse.

Generally horses teach about travel and freedom, they are associated with the wind and even the foam of the sea. Traits include endurance, speed, sociable nature, matriarchal power, sexuality, strength, loyalty, power, energy and freedom of spirit.

The snake or serpent represents female power or Kundalini. Snake medicine speaks of shedding the old-transformation, rebirth, creativity and wisdom.

Horse lore and mythology is diverse and no other animal is as closely linked with human civilisation as the horse. Horse is associated with birth and death, and stories abound about people riding into and out of the world upon a horse.

Generally horses teach about travel and freedom, they are associated with the wind and even the foam of the sea. Traits include endurance, speed, sociable nature, matriarchal power, sexuality, strength, loyalty, power, energy and freedom of spirit.

Cat lives with us, near us and has been associated with us for thousands of years – but Cat is never owned by us. Cat is the wild animal who chooses to sleep on our feet.

Cats appear in many traditions – sacred to the Egyptians where Bast shapeshifts from Cat to a woman with a cat’s head. In Northern Europe, Freyja is associated with cats and in Hindu myths Shasthi rides upon a cat as she oversees childbirth.

Cats are synonymous with witchcraft, mystery, magic and the night.

Curly serpent snake pendant.

This eagle pendant features diamond cutting for added definition to the feathers giving a beautiful representation of an eagle in flight.

This eagle pendant measures 25mm and comes on a 70cm black cotton self-tie cord necklace. The eagle pendant is cast in lead-free pewter.

An unusual pendant with an eagle head on a claw or talon. This eagle claw pendant is cast in lead-free pewter, measures 30mm and comes on a 70cm black cotton thong self-tie necklace cord.

This bat pendant is cast in lead-free pewter, measures 15mm and comes on a 70cm black cotton self-tie cord.