In contrast to decorative jewelry used exclusively as adornment, spiritual jewelry is a reflection of and shows reverence to religious and spiritual beliefs. In most world religions, followers can wear some type of sanctioned form devotion, veneration and protection in the form of small items of jewelry which confirms their spiritual beliefs. Our collection includes Christian Crosses, Buddha images and Hindu Deity pendants and also highlights jewelry worn in religious images.
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Stunning necklace with Tibetan turquoise and red sponge coral beads which in combination are believed to promote positive feelings, well-being and enhance spiritual growth. Pendant with old Thai Buddha stone pendant with gold leaf. Spectacular piece.
Large and heavy vintage one-of-a-kind lost wax Axum cross with a never-ending knot and flared arms with modified rectangles representing the Ark of the Covenant.
Vintage coin silver cross decorated with circle with radiating arms represents eternity, Christ’s halo and infinite love, and resurrection. Etched circles are apotropaic “protective eyes” to thwart evil and bad luck. Lost wax one-of-a-kind piece.
Large, heavy antique Ethiopian Cross designed in 2 parts: a top etched circle and bottom a tri-partite design depicting the Trinity. Birds transform the Cross into the Tree of Life, the “True Cross,” and lineage of Ethiopian people to biblical Queen of Sheba.
Axum cross pendant, 3 arms with 4 circles symbole 12 Apostles; circles are “protective eyes” to deflect the “evil eye;” cross hatches are never-ending-knot to entrap malevolent forces; rectangles represent Ark of the Covenant.
Centered with a stylized Cross Pattée, this Axum vintage coin silver pendant has a circular top symbolizing Christ’s halo, divinity and resurrection; arms with etched matrix represent the “never-ending-knot,” and stylized rectangles represent the Arc of the Covenant.
Vintage coin silver Star of David, symbol of Ethiopian Orthodox Church, worn by Falasha Ethiopian Jews, descendants of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. On top is a circle on horizontal bar – Coptic prototype of Egyptian ankh .
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