$150.00
Handcrafted from an antique military button dating from early 1800 England recovered from a dig in Norfolk, England and a vintage wax seal stamp from France, this necklace features a crown talisman symbolizing success and a fleur-de-lis talisman which symbolizes wisdom, valor, and faith. The fleur-de-lis carries much symbolism including political and religious symbolism, especially in French heraldry.
The symbolism of wisdom, valor, and faith comes from the three petals representing the medieval social classes: those who worked, those who fought, and those who prayed.
The religious symbolism of the fleur-de-lis is that the three petals represent the Holy Trinity – the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
The crown talisman is just over 1” round and the fleur-de-lis talisman is around 1/2" round and they hang from either a 14k gold-filled short-long cable chain when done in bronze or a sterling silver short-long cable chain when done in fine silver with a lobster clasp closure. The entire necklace measures 18” long.
Each piece of jewelry from The Silver Acorn comes packaged in a tasteful gift box with a meaning card ready for gift-giving.
Handcrafted in my studio in Spokane, Washington, each symbolic wax seal item from The Silver Acorn is hand-stamped in reclaimed fine silver or bronze and will be slightly different and uniquely yours.
$150.00
Handcrafted from an antique art nouveau bronze art medal pendant by Paul Dubois from early 1900 Belgium, this talisman features the Victory Angel of WWI and was awarded to all members of the Belgian Armed Forces who served during the...
$130.00
Handcrafted from an antique intaglio from the 1700-1800's, this talisman features two sisters dancing together. This is a reminder that women are amazing and women's friendships are like a sisterhood. There is strength in sisterhood. This bronze talisman is around 1...
$150.00
Handcrafted from an antique intaglio from the 1700-1800's, this talisman features Eos, the Goddess of the Dawn, opening the gates of heaven so that her brother Helios, the sun God, could ride his chariot across the sky every day. She brought...
