Description

This goddess pendant is made with a chatoyant stone called Tiger’s Eye. Historically, Roman soldiers wore Tiger’s Eye because they believed it was an “all seeing” eye. It is also a grounding stone which helps one to accomplish goals, and it assists with blocked creativity. Tiger Eye has a wonderful reputation for attracting wealth, money and luck.

Her arms are represented bywith a stick pearl. Pearls were a symbol of the moon and had magical powers in ancient history. The Latin word for pearl literally means “unique”, attesting to the fact that no two pearls are identical.

The calla lily was associated with the winter solstice by the ancient Romans. The lilies were forced to bloom indoors during the darkest time of year to celebrate the preservation of the light.

The Goddess is the symbol of the innermost self. She awakens the mind, spirit and emotions. Throughout history the Goddess was seen as the Virgin, mother, warrior, artist, and healer.