Handmade Pewter St Justin Design
Adjustable Length (Max 30"/76cm)
Pendant: 17mm x 35mm
As with all Rue B jewellery this necklace is hypoallergenic and nickel free!
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Handmade Pewter St Justin Design
Adjustable Length (Max 30"/76cm)
Pendant: 17mm x 35mm
As with all Rue B jewellery this necklace is hypoallergenic and nickel free!
All St Justin products come with a lifetime guarantee. If there is a fault in the workmanship, ST JUSTIN'S will repair or replace it free of charge
Raven skull pendant – this beautifully designed pewter raven skull pendant features the Vegvisir symbol on its head. The pendant hangs on an adjustable waxed cotton cord.
According to Norse legend the raven is symbolic of mind, thought and wisdom. Countless cultures point to the raven as a harbinger of powerful secrets. Moreover, the raven is a messenger too, so its business is in both keeping and communicating deep mysteries.
The Vegvisir is a symbol described only in one modern Icelandic collection of spells, from the Huld manuscript. That book has nothing more than this one sentence to say about it: “If this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.”
| Product Name | xxxB Unisex St Justin Handmade Jewellery: Black Cord with Pewter Raven Skull and Vegvisir Amulet (SJ68) |
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| Product.brand | St Justin UK |
| Colour | Silver |
| Description | Handmade Pewter St Justin Design Adjustable Length (Max 30"/76cm) Pendant: 17mm x 35mm As with all Rue B jewellery this necklace is hypoallergenic and nickel free! All St Justin products come with a lifetime guarantee. If there is a fault in the workmanship, ST JUSTIN'S will repair or replace it free of charge Raven skull pendant – this beautifully designed pewter raven skull pendant features the Vegvisir symbol on its head. The pendant hangs on an adjustable waxed cotton cord. According to Norse legend the raven is symbolic of mind, thought and wisdom. Countless cultures point to the raven as a harbinger of powerful secrets. Moreover, the raven is a messenger too, so its business is in both keeping and communicating deep mysteries. The Vegvisir is a symbol described only in one modern Icelandic collection of spells, from the Huld manuscript. That book has nothing more than this one sentence to say about it: “If this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.”
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