Free shipping within the US for orders over $50
$ 26.00
Solid fine silver handcrafted Love charm. Ornate details accent this special charm. Perfect for your favorite chain or cord. Chain and cord options are sold separatly.
This charm has a closed loop bail for stringing. The charm measures 9x11mm with a 4.5mm ID on the bail.
$ 23.00
This handcrafted charm is made from pure .999 fine silver and finished with a sterling silver jump ring for easy stringing and everyday wear.
The charm is hand-stamped with a forest scene and a crescent moon, a symbol of quiet growth, cycles, and the deep calm of time spent among trees. Forests have long been seen as places of grounding and renewal, while the crescent moon speaks to change, intuition, and gentle new beginnings. Together, they create a small talisman for those who feel most at home in nature and under the night sky.
Each charm is made by hand, giving it a subtle, organic character and ensuring that no two are exactly alike.
Size: Approximately 10 x 11 mm
Material: .999 fine silver (with sterling silver jump ring)
Ready to ship.
Please note: This listing is for the charm only. Chain and cord options are sold separately.
$ 33.00
This handcrafted charm is made from pure .999 fine silver and finished with a fused, closed loop at the top for secure stringing and everyday wear.
The charm is hand-stamped with the Throat Chakra symbol (Vishuddha), which is associated with communication, truth, self-expression, and clarity. The throat chakra is traditionally seen as the center of honest voice and authentic expression—speaking and living one’s truth with openness and integrity.
Each charm is made by hand, giving it a subtle, organic character and ensuring that no two are exactly alike.
Size: Approximately 12.5 mm round
Material: .999 fine silver
Ready to ship.
Please note: This listing is for the charm only. Chain and cord options are sold separately.
$ 21.00
This handcrafted charm is made from .999 fine silver, including both the charm itself and the loop at the top. The loop is fused closed for strength and durability.
The charm is hand-stamped with a Hamsa hand, a symbol that has been used for centuries across many cultures as a sign of protection, blessings, and warding off negative energy. It is often worn as a quiet talisman for safety, balance, and peace.
The charm measures approximately 12 x 10 mm and is lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it perfect for everyday use or layering with other meaningful pieces.
Each charm is made by hand, giving it a subtle, organic character.
Material: .999 fine silver
Size: Approximately 12 x 10 mm
Finish: Handcrafted, lightly organic texture
Ready to ship.
Please note: This listing is for the charm only. Chain and cord options are sold separately.
$ 25.00
This pure silver rune charm has been handcrafted from bits of recycled silver. Hand stamped with the Algiz rune and a tiny silver accent. This charm has a 3.5mm sterling silver jump ring included. Chain and cord options are sold separately. This charm is ready to ship!
About Algiz:
Algiz is the rune of protection, guardianship, and spiritual defense. Often associated with the image of outstretched arms or the antlers of an elk, it represents a connection between the earthly and the divine, and the act of standing watch over what is sacred or vulnerable. Algiz is traditionally seen as a symbol of safety, shielding, and inner strength, as well as an invitation to trust your intuition and higher guidance. It is a rune of boundaries, resilience, and quiet but steady protection.
About the Elder Futhark Runes:
The Elder Futhark is the oldest known runic alphabet, used by Germanic and Norse cultures from roughly the 2nd to the 8th century. It consists of 24 runes, each carrying both a phonetic sound and a symbolic meaning. Beyond their use as an alphabet, these runes were also seen as powerful symbols connected to nature, fate, and the deeper forces of life. Today, they are often used for meditation, reflection, and as meaningful talismans, each rune offering its own distinct energy and story.
