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Interlaced Bracelet
Medallion
98,00 €
Bronze echelons bracelet delicately intertwined with green olive cotton threads impregnated in wax and bronze button clasp. Hand forged medallion in bronze.
5cm
20cm
Horseshoes, an ancient amulet.
Magical symbol that is considered as the oldest talisman in the world and its almost infinite esoteric applications, range from its ability to protect itself from the environment, reconcile or dispel doubts, to get wishes or help in the good luck of the person. The popular belief of the horseshoe as a magical symbol extends from Italy through Germany and even into Great Britain and Scandinavia.
There are good reasons to suppose that the shape of the horseshoe is linked to the pagan symbol of the Moon goddess found in ancient Europe represented as Artemis and Diana, as this amulet invokes the protection of the goddess herself, or, more specifically, of his sacred vulva. As such, the horseshoe is related to other protective deities, such as the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is often seen standing on a crescent moon and placed inside a vulvar Mandorla or besica pisces.
In most parts of Europe, the Middle East, and in the colonial Spanish of Latin America, protective horseshoes are often placed upside down, but in some parts of Ireland and Great Britain people believe that horseshoes should be placed facing the sky. In the regions where the horseshoe is placed upwards, people understand that it acts as a divine recipient, just like the chalice in magical operations, picking up that divine blessing received, fertilizing it and bringing it to manifestation in our lives. For this reason, it is believed that turning the shoe upside down causes that blessing to be lost or wasted. This is an essential and very important concept both in the world of spiritual development, as in the world of magic and other mystical branches, and that is why it seems more advisable to place the horseshoe with its points facing the sky.
4 leaf Clovers.
The symbolism of the four-leaf clover represents faith, hope, love and luck. Others hold that the first leaf to the left of the stem brings us fame, the second wealth, the third love, and the fourth health. In short, the four-leaf clover brings us good luck. During the night, when the sunlight no longer illuminates the meadows, the clover folds its wings and protects itself from the dark, so it is very difficult to identify it at night.
If you give a clover, you give protection and good luck to the person you give it to.
1 – Get a piece of string or ribbon and wrap around your wrist, marking at the point both edges come together and feels comfortable and not tight.
2 – Take the measurement of that string or ribbon with a ruler and that would be exactly the length of your wrist in cm.
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