A cast sterling silver moon phase pendant hangs on sterling silver moonstone wired chain. Moonstone is faceted and alternates between two different size stones. Adjustable 15-17".
In Native American beliefs, the moon is a protector. The symbol of the moon means many things depending on the season, the harvest, and when in combination with other symbols, but its overall meaning is that of serenity and protection.
This 12 inch enameled brass fringe necklace has a 3 inch adjustable brass extender that allows it to hang anywhere from 12-15 inches, making it the perfect choker and short necklace or even wrapped multiple times as a bracelet. One of our best sellers, it is available in four colors: navy, turquoise, white and multi.
Lapis Luna Lariat
Regular price
$72.00
This Lapis Y necklace features 18K gold plated .925 wire and a gold-plated Quartz crystal moon. Connects at 14" with a 2 inch drop.. adjustable an extra 3" (17") with gold-filled extender chain.
The Maia Mixed-Metal Rose Necklace
Regular price
$62.00
This tiny vintage Sterling silver rose charm is paired with an 18K plated Vermeil pink moonstone drop and hangs on a mixed tri-color tube-satellite chain, (sterling silver base, with 18K yellow and rose gold plating).
Vintage Onyx Scarab Necklace
Regular price
$52.00
This vintage gold-filled tiny carved Onyx scarab (carved on both sides!) hangs on an adjustable 16-18 inch gold Vermeil (18K plated .925) satellite chain.
The Protection Seeker Lariat
Regular price
$64.00
This solid brass 'Gyan Mudra' hangs on an enameled brass evil eye adjustable necklace. Connects at 28", with a 3" dangle.
This is probably the most familiar mudra in mainstream society. Meditators are often seen pairing this mudra with their practice. The intention of the Gyan mudra is to improve your concentration and sharpen your memory. This is a great mudra to use when seeking to gain knowledge. Try holding this mudra while meditating for insight into your life or a specific issue.
Method: This mudra is performed by touching your index fingertip to the tip of your thumb, while holding your other three fingers straight.
