Necklaces
Crowned Bird Necklace
Enameled Copper Crowned Bird Necklace, enameled copper, and brass chain. Available in turquoise as well.
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Homage to Georgia O’Keefe
Caste Resin Steer Horn Necklace, paying homage to the late and great Georgia O’Keefe with this statement necklace. Made of caste resin, leather, and enameled copper, it can be worn long or short and is great for layering.
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St. Christopher Protection Necklace
We all need some protection on our journey through life and, some direction, no matter what traditions you follow. I believe we are truly all one. St. Christopher is know as the protector over travelers and Garuda is also known in many traditions as the Birdman. He also served as a protector. May you always find your way and be protected. #stchristopher #garuda #birdman #protection #journey #compass #watchoverme #safety #travels #michelledarinjewelry #fly #planes #trains #automobiles
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Native America Horse Bridal Rosette Necklace, SOLD
This piece is fashioned form a recycled horse bridal rosette antique. Glass domed bridle rosettes are a decoration for a horses bridle that first became popular in the Victorian days(late 1800-early 1900). They used very colorful artwork that was also popular for scrapbook diecuts and calling cards used in that era. Very few pairs of these have survived over the years. At best you can find a single rosette that is in decent shape. Most rosettes are made in pairs with the second being a mirror image of the first. This bridal was a unique find and a beautiful image of a Native American Indian.
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Enameled Copper Bird Necklace
Available in yellow, turquoise, blue, and orange. Request color choice in the notes at checkout, copper bird comes on a leather cord.
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Enameled Copper Ball and Chain Necklace
Enameled copper ball and chain necklace, available in turquoise, yellow, and orange. A great piece for layering this piece can be worn long or short by tying the chain on the back.
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Lion Necklace, Pounce!
Lions are amazing creatures, they command respect and are regal at the same time. The symbolic meaning of lions, as one might imagine, primarily deals with strength.
The fact that it is a nocturnal creature means that the lion is a symbol of authority and command over subconscious thought (as night is an ancient symbol of the subconscious – or dream states).
It’s interesting that the lion is considered by many ancient cultures to be a solar animal symbol, however it is primarily a nocturnal creature, conducting its hunting activity mostly at night. Further, the lioness is considered a lunar animal.
This piece is caste bronze on hand linked beaded Czech beaded chain.
#wisdom #power #royalty #courage
Ganesh Necklace
Ganesh is the Lord of Good Fortune who provides prosperity, fortune, and success. He is the Lord of Beginnings and the Remover of Obstacles of both material and spiritual kinds. This pieces is caste bronze and is available on black or teal beaded chain.
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Octopus Necklace
Symbolic Meaning of Octopus Will,Focus,Magic,Reason,Illusion,Defense,Mystery,Regeneration
The octopus has the ability to grow back limbs, this ability reminds us that our essence is never lost to us. Even the parts of ourselves we give up (such as our addictions as mentioned above) are never permanently removed. We are the sum of our parts (for better or worse) and even those parts we set aside shape our personality upon our path in life. This is a lesson in acceptance, forgiveness, diversity, and embracing all of our facets.
The octopus is extremely intelligent with the ability to reason, strategize, and recall information. The octopus reminds us to use our logic to our highest advantage. She urges us to be the master of our intelligence, not the slave. By using our reasoning skills the way the octopus does we are utilizing a tool.
Another tool worth mentioning is the octopus’ use of camouflage. She is the master of disguises, further emphasizing her animal symbolism of mystery, secretiveness, and esoteric knowledge. She can disappear and reappear before our wondering eyes.
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