The large centerpiece represents success in work and trade, flanked with python bone and crowned with an Eye of Shiva and two pearls. The back is finsihed with crystal, abalone shell, pearl, jade and a trio of tiny diamonds. Other attributes include love, healing, protection and empowerment. It is heavy and suited for the wall.
From the earth and sea come the elements in this piece. Its center is a pyritized fossil of an ammonite that sparkles in the sun. Above is an auger shell and below, a perfect pearl, shark tooth and pewter teardrop. The edge is outlined with mother of pearl cylinders and the back has shell, a concave of abalone and a tiny diamond. Protection, wealth, luck, past life regression, longevity, courage, peace, reconciliation, healing and strength are its many attributes.
The shield at the center of this piece is the veve for Loa Loco, patron of healers, plants and trees. Its legend is to bring calm, healing and strength. Also set in the front is a shark tooth, python bone, canine claw and a moonstone. The back is set with rabbit and orbs of hematite, silver and steel.
Faunus was the Roman God of the Forests. It is crowned with an ornate sterling ring set with an ocularis of turquoise glass. The edges are adorned with iridescent crystal and the bottom with black goldstone. The front is set with glass and rabbit teeth and the back holds a silver green man with three crystal point above it.
A pewter, glass and resin gothic window grace this piece with glass, bone, and a carnelian intaglio at the bottom. The back is set with a canine tooth, faceted glass, a silver finding and a Tetragrammaton medallion in the middle.
Chantrea means The Light of the Moon. The top of the piece has a spun copper glass bead that is also visible from the back. The front is set with glass and an etched bone panel of a dragonfly and a golden pearl beneath. The back has a vibrant blue beetle wing, crystal and a set of tiny gopher teeth.
