Pewter ankh symbols on Sterling Silver fish-hook earrings

Labyrinth pendant in lead-free pewter.

Earth Mother fertility spiral goddess pendant.

Small pewter pagan pentacle pendant necklace.

Polymer Clay Millefiori pentacle star pendant.

Tree of Life pewter pendant.

Silvery moon hare pendant

Triple spiral within triple moon polymer clay pendant.

Cast in lead-free pewter, this Ethiopian Star of David pendant measures 50×35mm and comes with a 70cm self-tie black cotton cord necklace.

Bridget’s Cross (sometimes Brigid, Brigit) pendant that converts into a brooch.

Large pendant featuring two fairies dancing and holding up the New Moon.

Dragon holding a pentacle in it’s wings.

Triple moon face pendant.

Herne the Hunter 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.

Thor’s Hammer Mjölnir Pendant with spirals and Triquetra emblem

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 cauldron represents the womb of the Goddess and cauldron lore is widespread and ancient. The Celtic cauldrons of regeneration came from beneath the seas and places like the Corryvreckan (Coirebreachan) Whirlpool in Scotland are described as cauldrons ~ Coirebreachan being the Cauldron of the Cailleach.

The cauldron has long been associated with witches and is a pre-cursor to the grail myth cycle ~ a vessel where magical transformations take place.

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.

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 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.

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.

Iron Cross pewter pendant with Celtic knot-work design.