Handmade, lightly oxidised sterling silver, medium, foxtail necklace, with alternate plain and twist wire links and decorative end pieces. Suitable for men and women. Available in 2 lengths, approx 515mm(46.5g) and 625mm(51.7g), width 4mm, width of end pieces 6mm, Matches necklaces C3906.

Handmade lightly oxidised solid sterling silver, reversible necklace made up of many joined snakes, with slightly larger snake drop. Length approx 535mm, length of snake drop approx 36mm, width approx 10mm, weight approx 45.3 grammes.

Handmade sterling silver choker necklace; faceted red agate beads, interspersed with rectangular, lightly oxidised silver Greek key spiral pendants on a strong belcher chain. Length 408mm (choker length ), drop of pendants 16mm, length of beaded section 145mm.

Handmade, lightly oxidised sterling silver choker necklace, coral red beads, interspersed with pretty little silver flower and leaf pendants on a double twist chain.  Length 408mm ( choker length), drop length 16mm, beaded section length 145mm.

Handmade, lightly oxidised sterling silver, heavy foxtail link chain necklace, with decorated end pieces. Available in 3 lengths 500mm, 560mm, 660mm width 4mm, width of end pieces 6mm, weight approx 38g, 48g, 53g. Suitable for men and women. Matches bracelet B3702.

Handmade, oxidised sterling silver, heavy braided (plaited) foxtail chains necklace, with decorated end pieces. Length 465mm, width 12mm, weight approx 91.8g.

Matches bracelets B3522.

Sterling silver handmade necklace, on a fine but strong curb chain. set with round, oval, teardrop and square shaped, faceted genuine rose quartz gemstones. Length  440mm, drop 40mm, width of gemstones average 12mm.

Called the Heart Stone, Rose Quartz may have been used as a love token as early as 600 B.C. and is still an important talisman of relationships. It is quite effective in attracting new love, romance and intimacy, or in developing a closer bond with family or friends. It supports connection within groups and community, and carries a high spiritual attunement to the Earth, Universe, and the Divine.

Rose Quartz also inspires the love of beauty, in oneself and others, in nature, and especially that which stimulates the imagination - art, music and the written word. [Melody, 570] Prized in the ancient world for its powers of physical beautification, facial masks of Rose Quartz have been recovered from Egyptian tombs, thought by the Egyptians and Romans to clear the complexion and prevent wrinkles. It was also a stone honored by the Tibetan and Oriental cultures, and continues to be one of the major carving stones of China.

Lovely, sterling silver and rose gold plated romantic infinity necklace. Made up of a cubic zirconia set  symboinfinityl figure, clasping a rose gold plated figure, on a 450mm fine silver trace chain. Pendant figure length 23mm, width 8mm.

 The infinity twist symbolizes the eternal emerging paths in life, and is a highly sought after design.  The two arms of a twist represent the love shared between two people, their loyalty and their friendship. Individuals buy a twist to convey the connection and love they share with another human being in their lives.

Structurally, a very strong and long lasting design, the twist symbolizes a love deeper than that shared on a physical level. It represents a spiritual merger of two people for eternity. Although the lives of loved ones will take different paths, they will always be connected, crossing each-other in life or death. It is a potent statement of loyalty, friendship and love.

Handmade, hand polished amethyst gemstone bead necklace, with sterling silver bar and toggle fastening. Length 410-440mm, width approx 5mm. Suitable for use on its own or as a necklace for pendants.

Purple Amethyst has been highly esteemed throughout the ages for its stunning beauty and legendary powers to stimulate, and soothe, the mind and emotions. It is a semi-precious stone in today’s classifications, but to the ancients it was a “Gem of Fire,” a Precious Stone worth, at times in history, as much as a Diamond. It has always been associated with February, the month the Romans dedicated to Neptune, their water-god, and is the traditional birthstone of that month. It is the stone of St. Valentine and faithful love, and signifies ecclesiastical dignity as the Bishop’s Stone. It carries the energy of fire and passion, creativity and spirituality, yet bears the logic of temperance and sobriety.

The name Amethyst derives from the Greek word ametusthos, meaning “not intoxicated,” and comes from an ancient legend. The wine god Bacchus, angry over an insult and determined to avenge himself decreed the first person he should meet would be devoured by his tigers. The unfortunate mortal happened to be a beautiful maiden named Amethyst on her way to worship at the shrine of Diana. As the ferocious beasts sprang, she sought the protection of the goddess and was saved by being turned into a clear, white crystal. Bacchus, regretting his cruelty, poured the juice of his grapes over the stone as an offering, giving the gem its lovely purple hue.Throughout history the special virtue of Amethyst has been that of preventing drunkenness and overindulgence. Ancient Greeks and Romans routinely studded their goblets with Amethyst believing wine drunk from an Amethyst cup was powerless to intoxicate, and a stone worn on the body, especially at the navel, had a sobering effect, not only for inebriation but in over-zealousness in passion. 

In the spiritual world, Amethyst provided a connection to the Divine. To the Hebrews, it was Ahlamah, the ninth stone in the breastplate of the High Priest, engraved with the tribe of Dan, as well as the twelfth foundation stone for the New Jerusalem. To the Egyptians, it was Hemag, listed in the Book of the Dead to be carved into heart-shaped amulets for burial. In Eastern cultures, it was listed in descriptions of sacred “gem-cities,” “trees of life,” and used in temple offerings for worship, and to align planetary and astrological influences. It was popular in rosaries and prayer beads, credited with creating an atmosphere of pious calm, imbuing a sense of mental peace and quietude.

Amethyst’s ability to expand the higher mind also enhances one’s creativity and passion. It strengthens the imagination and intuition, and refines the thinking processes. It helps in the assimilation of new ideas, putting thought into action, and brings projects to fruition. It is a talisman of focus and success.

Handmade, hand polished blue apatite gemstone bead necklace, with sterling silver bar and toggle fastening. Length 425-455mm, width approx 4mm. Suitable for use alone or as a necklace for a pendant. The colour goes well with pendants containing blue topaz, larimar and chalcedony.

Apatite is a dual-action stone, known for its positive use of personal power to achieve goals. It clears away confusion, apathy or negativity, then, stimulates the intellect to expand knowledge and truth, which may be used for personal growth or for the collective good. It is a Stone of Manifestation, promoting a humanitarian outlook and service to others. 

Blue Apatite is a deeply spiritual stone with a cleansing influence on the aura, especially in the mental body - the vibratory level associated with psychic perception and paranormal abilities. It is a particularly strong stone to use in past-life or alternate-life work, because of its ability to access the energy levels where the Akashic records and an individual's soul patterns exist. It is excellent as a dream stone for creative problem solving, and for vertical vision, where it is possible to see multiple levels of consciousness operating harmoniously and simultaneously. 

Blue Apatite may be light, bright, or dark blue, sometimes within the same crystal. [Eason, 230] The name Apatite is derived from a Greek word meaning "to deceive" because the variety of colors and formations in which this stone occurs makes it easy to mistake for other minerals. It may be yellow, blue, green, brown, gray or colorless, but the Apatite stones used for metaphysical purposes are primarily higher-quality crystal pieces in blue, green and gold. 

Apatite is also the stone associated with animal conservation, because it is composed of the mineral phosphate that makes up the teeth and bones of all vertebrate animals, as well as their horns, antlers or tusks. 

Blue Apatite encourages the formation of new cells and aids in the absorption of calcium. It helps heal bones and teeth, repairs cartilage, and is useful in the treatments for rickets, joint problems, arthritis, and motor skills. 

Blue Apatite is associated with healthy eating, and has been credited with suppressing hunger and raising the metabolic rate. It is generally supportive in healing all glands, meridians, and organs, and reduces hypertension. 

Blue Apatite may be used to soothe headaches and help with vertigo or dizziness. It stimulates eyesight, and is particularly good for excessive eyestrain or other problems rooted in lack of eye movement.

patite increases motivation and builds up energy reserves. It helps overcome self-consciousness and alienation, and promotes openness and social ease. It is beneficial in easing sorrow and anger, and in reducing irritability and emotional exhaustion.

Blue Apatite has an uplifting energy that raises spirits, encouraging a positive outlook and a hopeful attitude.

Blue Apatite honors Gaia, the Greek Earth Mother Goddess. Born directly out of Chaos, the primal emptiness, she was the first (or one of the first) beings to appear during the process of creation, and is honored as being the Earth itself.