LRG Sterling Silver Tree Of Life Pentacle Pendant Pagan

The Celtic Tree of Life
is a fundamental element of Celtic spirituality. The Irish Druids believed the Sacred Tree had the power to reveal messages from the gods, and the ancient Celts believed all living things were spiritual, mystical beings, not just inanimate objects to be exploited. They believed trees in particular were a source of great wisdom with the power to bridge the gap between the upper and lower worlds and bring blessings from the gods. This solid sterling silver large Tree of Life Pentacle pendant is from Dryad Designs and artist Paul Borda. Featuring intricate open work and detailing, the tree has branches that flow into hearts, and even has texture on the bark. The pendant measures one inch in diameter, with a bail capable of handling a necklace up to 4mm wide. It makes a great gift for any practitioner of Wicca.

Carillon Importers Ltd. (the company that brought Absolut Vodka to America) contacted Inner Light Crystal to create an image and set of engravings to commemorate the 500th anniversary regarding the 1492 discovery of America. Absolut Vodka sent Carillon Importers Ltd. 55 naked filled and sealed bottles intended specifically for the Absolut American limited edition, with no painted labels (the edition was for 50 bottles, the other 5 were for samples and artist proof). The hand-engraved design depicts a native American Shaman woman holding a power quartz (dream) crystal, surrounded by an eagle spirit with classic American figures and symbols from the past, present, and future (Marilyn Monroe, the Space Shuttle, the Pyramid with All-Seeing Eye, etc.). The images have been designed and hand-engraved by David Sugar and Carol Iselin of Inner Light Crystal. The bottle comes with a beautiful sterling silver cap, intended to be a shot glass, with an inlaid lapiz lazuli gemstone (the other bottles had various colored semi-precious stones). The bottle medallion, name plate, and medallions found on the handles are made of sterling silver. The box itself is of solid, flame-burled oak and burled ash, lined with blue silk velvet. Bottle #1 originally belonged to Michel Roux, President of Carillon Importers Ltd., bottle #2 went to the President of V&S in Sweden, bottle #3 went to former U.S. President Bill Clinton, etc.

"I rock and roll with passion I talk out my soul with a passion I eat good food with passion I defeat bad mood with a passion I sleep well with passion I weep hell with a passion I dream endlessly with passion I gleam ceaselessly with a passion I aim for money with passion I do the same for honey with a passion I listen carefully with passion I glisten dutifully with a passion I search for fame with passion I research to blame with a passion I walk everyday with passion I talk and play with a passion I embrace life with passion I face nightlife with a passion I laugh out with passion I chaffe about with a passion I cook with others with passion I look at mothers with a passion I touch gently with passion I clutch tightly with a passion I work hard with a passion I rock mad with a passion I gear up goals with passion I stir up roles with a passion I make friends with passion I take weekends with a passion I love kissing with passion I love teasing with a passion I make love with passion I take from above with a passion If push comes to shove Label me old fashioned For these are things I caption In life with all my passion" Sylvia Chidi ~ 2006 Just want to add that I do love my man, my daughter and my gemstones with a passion but I'll leave the order to your imagination :D

The Morrigan is a goddess of battle, strife, and fertility. Her name translates as either "Great Queen" or "Phantom Queen," and both epithets are entirely appropriate for her. The Morrigan appears as both a single goddess and a trio of goddesses. The other deities who form the trio are Badb ("Crow"), and either Macha (also connotes "Crow") or Nemain ("Frenzy"). The Morrigan frequently appears in the ornithological guise of a hooded crow.
The Celts believed that, as they engaged in warfare, the Morrigan flew shrieking overhead in the form of a raven or carrion crow, summoning a host of slain soldiers to a macabre spectral bane. When the battle had ended, the warriors would leave the field until dawn in order that the Morrigan could claim the heads as trophies.This solid sterling silver Morrigan Raven pendant is from Dryad Designs and artist Paul Borda. Featuring intricate open work and detailing, the raven has gorgeous scrollwork and tribal wings, with solid wings and tail. The pendant measures 3/4 of an inch tall, 5/8 of an inch wide, with a bail capable of handling a necklace up to 4mm wide. It makes a great gift for friends and family.