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Sterling silver pixie of Flame worn as a pendant
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Her hair makes a loop behind her head with a loop beneath her, a flame creature; original a link of the Flame Pixie Chain
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The goddess image with arms raised to the moon, droplets of blessings, Dragonfly wings of the Spiritual path, and the spiral of creation
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A Dragon in the shape of the Egyptian symbol of Life, combining the symbol of life from several cultures.
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This represents the Irish All-Father's magical club, which was a Druid's wand, a warrior's weapon, and a fertility symbol.
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An eight point star hung by a jump ring at the extended top ray
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Small pentacle, a simple delicately woven five point star
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A Pentacle of Flames woven together forming indefinable shapes.
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Caduceus Pentacle is a symbol of health, good communication and a balance of all things
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One of the more recent adopters of the seven point star is the Faery Tradition of Wicca.
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A wreath of oak leaves with the Mesopagan Druid symbol of the "three rays of light.
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The Winter Awen, Holly covers some of the stave and includes pine cones
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A double-faced amulet, one side depicts a Goddess-image, while the other shows the image of the Horned One.
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Gye nyame, a symbol meaning: I am afraid of none but God; This smaller version of the Gye Nyame Amulet is flat, simple and elegant; Sterling silver
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A deep carving of an Awen in three circles of light, a wreath of oak leaves and a bail at the top to hold your chain or cord. Available in Bronze and Sterling silver
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