Malachite Pentagram Wood Pendant - Necklace

Will be made once ordered. It will take generally a week to ship after order is made. In pagan traditions, the pentagram is a symbol with various interpretations and meanings, and its significance can vary depending on the specific pagan tradition or belief system. Here are some common interpretations of the pentagram: 1. Elemental Symbolism: One of the most common interpretations of the pentagram in paganism is its association with the five elements: Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit (or sometimes Ether). Each of the five points of the pentagram represents one of these elements. It is often used as a symbol of balance and harmony between these elements. 2. Protective Symbol: The pentagram is often seen as a protective symbol in pagan traditions, used to ward off negative energy or spirits. When the pentagram is drawn with a single continuous line, it is called a pentacle, and it is sometimes worn as an amulet or used in rituals for protection. 3. Symbol of Spirituality: In some pagan traditions, the top point of the pentagram is associated with Spirit or the Divine, while the other four points represent the four physical elements. This can symbolize the connection between the material and spiritual realms. 4. Symbol of the Goddess: In certain pagan paths, particularly those with a focus on goddess worship, the pentagram is seen as a symbol of the Goddess. Each of the five points may represent different aspects or phases of the Goddess, such as Maiden, Mother, Crone, and so on. 5. Symbol of the Fivefold Path: In some pagan traditions, the pentagram represents a fivefold path or system of spirituality, which can include aspects like initiation, learning, purification, meditation, and celebration. 6. Personal Empowerment: The pentagram is also sometimes used as a symbol of personal empowerment and self-discovery. Each point can represent different aspects of an individual's self, such as mind, body, spirit, emotions, and will. CRYSTALS Malachite Heart: Love, Trust, Healing, Equanimity, Compassion, Connection, Throat: Communication, Purpose, Truth, Artistry, Service I make an effort to make my jewelry Eco-Conscious and Ethical by using: *Reclaimed wood *Cotton cords (Not leather) *Ecopoxy - Bio based epoxy (Is made from nuts) *Made in Canada