Tree of Life pewter pendant.

Silvery moon hare pendant

Sterling Silver fox head pendant.

Naked fairy nymph with dragonfly wings measures 25mmx18mm. The fairy pendant is cast in sliver-plated pewter and comes with a 45cm Sterling Silver chain.

Carvings of Kokopelli dating back 3,000 years have bee found throughout the US Southwest. Kokopelli is sacred to many Native Americans who know him as a fertility god, prankster, healer and story teller.

There are many myths about Kokopelli – legend has it that he would dance from village to village bringing the change from winter to spring with the tunes from his flute.

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

Of all the legendary sea creatures, the mermaid is one of the most enduring. Mermaid legends are prevalent in every culture from the selkie myths of the North to the mermaids of Chile.

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…

The moon represents the Goddess in all her aspects. This crescent moon pendant features a Celtic knot design on both sides – it can be worn to signify the waxing or the waning moon.

The pendant measures 20mm and comes with a 45cm Sterling Silver chain necklace.

In Egyptian hieroglyphics, the word ankh meant both “life” and “hand mirror”. The Ankh was originally a female symbol derived from primitive Libyan and Phoenician images of the Goddess – a narrow triangle surmounted by crossbar arms and an oval head.
The ankh became known in Egypt as a symbol of sexual union and eternal life, representing the mystical union of Isis and Osiris.

The pentacle is a five pointed star which divides a circle into 5 arcs of 72 degrees each – 72 is the prime magic number divisible by all numbers except the magical 5 and 7.

The pentacle is sacred to many traditions and in Pagan circles it represent the five elements – Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Ether.

The Oak tree is sacred to many traditions for it’s healing and magical properties. Oak corresponds with Earth and it’s ruling planet is Jupiter. It is a door to the mysteries, aids courage, health, protection and gives both physical and spiritual strength.

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

When Spider appears in your life it is a good time to tend to the details of your life – check over your web and tidy up loose ends. It is good medicine to cut out the debris and let go of those things which no longer serve you.

Sterling Silver tree pendant.

Detailed tree and full moon pendant

In Egyptian hieroglyphics, the word ankh meant both “life” and “hand mirror”. The Ankh was originally a female symbol derived from primitive Libyan and Phoenician images of the Goddess – a narrow triangle surmounted by crossbar arms and an oval head.
The ankh became known in Egypt as a symbol of sexual union and eternal life, representing the mystical union of Isis and Osiris.

Of all the legendary sea creatures, the mermaid is one of the most enduring. Mermaid legends are prevalent in every culture from the selkie myths of the North to the mermaids of Chile.

Of all the legendary sea creatures, the mermaid is one of the most enduring. Mermaid legends are prevalent in every culture from the selkie myths of the North to the mermaids of Chile.

Of all the legendary sea creatures, the mermaid is one of the most enduring. Mermaid legends are prevalent in every culture from the selkie myths of the North to the mermaids of Chile.

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.