Iolite, "Vikings' Compass"

Iolite, "Vikings' Compass"

Like a crisp, dark winter sky, Iolite, in shifting shades of violet-blue carries the spirit of journey, of dreams and intuition, of exploration and...

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Pyrite, “Fool’s Gold

Pyrite, “Fool’s Gold

Pyrite is most noted for its nickname, “Fool’s Gold,” the glittering rock notoriously mistaken by naïve prospectors as real gold. It was also used ...

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smoky quartz, Stone of Power

smoky quartz, Stone of Power

In the realm of dark stones, Smoky Quartz offers a rare and beautiful transparency that draws light into shades of black and brown. With crystals a...

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Carnelian "the setting sun"

Carnelian "the setting sun"

A glassy, translucent stone, Carnelian is an orange-colored variety of Chalcedony, a mineral of the Quartz family. Its color varies from pale pinki...

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Scallop Shell Symbolism

Scallop Shell Symbolism

Shells have been with us since time immemorial and who hasn’t picked one up from a beach to take home as a souvenir? The nimbus of the Cross is con...

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infinity symbolism

infinity symbolism

Infinity sign is one of the few symbols that are both gracefully simple and profoundly meaningful.  Before talking about the symbolic sideway figur...

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Cala Lily Symbolism

Cala Lily Symbolism

Calla lilies are one of the most elegant flowers to include in any bouquet. Callas are trumpet-shaped flowers that are most often white in color. U...

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Peacock Feather Symbolism

Peacock Feather Symbolism

In Hinduism, Peacock remains in Lakshmi’s presence, the goddess of good compassion, fortune, and fortitude. He also has a connection with Hindra, t...

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Fan symbolism

Fan symbolism

Fans are very important in Japanese culture; in fact, in traditional Japanese dress you can’t be considered fully clothed unless you are carrying a...

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