Necklaces: Wearable Wisdom Adorn yourself with purpose. Our handcrafted collection of Necklaces features authentic gemstones and sacred symbols, serving as a symbolic bridge between ancient wisdom and modern life. Whether you choose a Yin (6) pendant for grounding or a Yang (9) stone for empowerment, these pieces are designed as mindful anchors for your daily journey. Explore our range of crystal points and amulets to find the perfect necklace that reflects your personal intention.
A pendant cut as a wolf tooth from natural ice obsidian: the grey-green volcanic glass, not the flat black. Obsidian is the grounding stone in this collection, worn for the kind of protection that starts with not reacting.
A crescent moon holding the tree of life, hand-wrapped in copper wire with natural stones. The tree is the Earth side, the crescent is the Moon side, and the piece sits where those two are usually paired.
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The ping an kou, or safety buckle, is the donut shape, worn in Chinese practice as a piece you keep on through a difficult stretch. Black obsidian, on a cord.
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108 beads of white bodhi root with a carved lotus, made for a 108-count practice: one bead per breath, which is how a mala is used in most traditions. The abacus-shaped beads give your thumb something to count.
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Black obsidian carved on both faces: the Five Sacred Mountains on one side, the Nine-Character Mantra on the other. The mountains side is the 6, the stability; the mantra side is the 9, the moving part. Worn as protection in the Taoist tradition.
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Carved from black volcanic glass and cut as a yin yang, so the two halves read by the way light catches them. Obsidian is worn as a shield in the tradition, and the carving puts the balance idea where you can feel it against the chest.
The koi is the fish that swims upstream in Chinese and Japanese art, which is where the luck attached to it comes from. A small pendant on a chain, for a year when the current is against you.