Lisa Parker Sterling silver Celtic Crescent Moon Raven Pentagram Wicca Pendant

Lisa Parker Sterling silver Celtic Crescent Moon Raven Pentagram Wicca Pendant with sterling silver chain

This is an absolutely stunning, delightful and very unusual pendant depicting a Raven sitting on the crescent moon and a crescent moon with a Celtic Knotwork design in solid, polished 925 Silver. The moon is inset with the symbol of the Pentagram, surrounded by a circle. 2.5cm (1″) diameter excluding bale

The pendant is beautifully made and finished, and is supplied complete with a free high-quality, fine Silver-plated Snake chain.
The Raven has long associations with man and his mythology through numerous cultures, including Greek, Roman, Norse, Celtic and Biblical . Ravens have a traditional association with warfare and battles, particu la rly for the ancient Celts. I n Greek mythology, they were associated with the god Apollo, and were said to be the God’s messengers in the mortal world, and a sign of good luck.
The pendant is beautifully made and finished, and is supplied complete with a free, high-quality fine Silver-plated Snake chain.

Whether you are a follower of the ‘Old Ways’ or not, this pendant is a powerful symbol of Light and a talisman of protection. The Pentagram, or five-pointed star holds great and ancient significance. It was used in very ancient times, and was the badge of the followers of Pythagoras, possibly because its proportions contain the mathematical ‘golden section’ still used today by artists and architects. It represents the five elements of magick used in the Western occult tradition – the material elements of Earth, Air, Fire, Water ruled over by Spirit, the topmost point of the star.
Silver is sacred to the Moon and to all Moon Goddesses, such as Diana, Isis, Luna and Selena. It is believed to carry the qualities of Invocation, Love, Psychism, Peace, Protection & Dreams. It is also used for charms to attract money.
Because Silver is found in its pure form, it was one of the first metals to be used by humans. Its beauty and scarcity have caused it to be fashioned into divine images and offering pieces for many centuries.