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Oak
The ancient druids revered the oak above all other trees and considered it to be the King of the Forest, hosting the power, strength and spirit of the gods. Many believed the oak was the first tree created and its acorns the first food of mankind. In Celtic tradition, the Oak King must battle the Holly King for supremacy at Yule. As king of the waxing year, the Oak King must defeat the Holly King, who represents the waning year, at the winter solstice. At Midsummer, the two battle again, this time with the Holly King as the victor.
Celtic Plant Lore Sterling bracelet 1"...$175
(Fits 5" to 9" wrist)
Sterling pendant 1" wide on adjustable 15" to 17" black leather necklace with silver findings...$40 (custom lengths available on request)
Sterling pendant 1" wide on adjustable 15" to 17" black leather necklace with silver findings...$40 (custom lengths available on request)
Blessed Thistle
Long used as one of the mother healing herbs, the thistle is also a well loved symbol of Scotland. Its deep roots, thorny surface and tenacious hold on life are an apt representation of Scottish nature. Each summer, a patch of Scots' Thistles known as "The Queen's Tears" blooms where Fotheringay Castle once stood. Fotheringay Castle was the last home of Mary Queen of Scots before her execution in 1587.
Sterling bracelet 1" wide shown with Carnelion...$75
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Sterling bracelet 1" wide shown with Amethyst...$75
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Holly
Holly is associated with the spirit of vegetation and waning of the seasons. The Holly King rules from Midsummer through Yule when he is defeated by the Oak King at the winter solstice, only to rise again to supremacy in the following cycle. Each represents the continuous change of seasons. It keeps its evergreen leaves and brilliant red berries, even in the deepest cold of winter, as a reminder of the continuity of life.
Sterling pendant 1" wide on adjustable 15" to 17" black leather necklace with silver findings...$40 (custom lengths available on request)
Sterling bracelet 1" wide shown with Malachite...$75
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Rose
Going back more than 3,000 years, the rose is considered to be the oldest cultivated flower and is rich in lore among many cultures. Representing love and passion in its many aspects, the rose is also a symbol of the highest spiritual achievement. As a symbol of secrets held in confidence, a rose has often been carved in the ceilings of meeting rooms as a reminder of trust and sworn secrecy.
Sterling pendant 1" wide on adjustable 15" to 17" black leather necklace with silver findings...$40 (custom lengths available on request)
Sterling bracelet 1" wide shown with Rainbow Moonstone...$65
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Apple
The simple apple has held a rich place in Celtic legend from Avellenor, the Goddess of Apple Orchards, to Avalon, King Arthur's Land of Apples. It was believed the branch of an apple tree that held both fruit and blooms would provide safe passage to and from the Underworld. In some stories, it bestows immortality to its bearer. The apple is a symbol of fertility, abundance and long life.
Sterling pendant 1" wide on adjustable 15" to 17" black leather necklace with silver findings...$40 (custom lengths available on request)
Sterling bracelet 1" wide shown with Garnet...$75
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Sterling loop earrings 1"...$40
Sterling post earrings 1"...$40
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Lavender
Thrown into Midsummer fires as a sacrifice to honor the goddess, the scent of lavender was believed to be so calming it would protect from violent danger, even wild beasts. Associated with spiritual love, lavender does not raise the physical passions, but transforms them to a higher level.