Season of the Witch: Farewell to Summer Ring - size 6.5 or 7
A labradorite teardrop is accompanied by a variation of the triple goddess symbol with two crescent moons and a flower in place of the full moon. This split-band ring can be worn with the triple goddess symbol on top or on bottom. This is a lovely statement ring that will allow you to carry something of the warmth and vitality of summer into the colder half of the year. Photos do not do this babe justice. There is a video on my instagram @immortalcoildesigns that show the flashiness of the stones. Best fits a size 6.5 or 7 (you can go to any chain jewelry store to get your fingers sized. Pro-tip: keep a note on your phone or a googledoc with all your sizes for your different fingers for handy reference.)
Metal: Sterling silver— associated with the moon and femininity; provides intuitive support and spiritual protection.
Stone: labradorite— intuition and psychic protection
Other symbolism: triple goddess symbol— femininity, intuition, creativity, wisdom, cycles, magick.
Note: Copper and copper-containing alloys like brass and sterling silver will change appearance over time and may react with moisture and body chemistry.
Note: Any metaphysical information is provided as an explanation of my intentions for this piece. I do not claim to treat, cure, or remedy any medical conditions. Metaphysical knowledge is not a substitute for medical care.
A labradorite teardrop is accompanied by a variation of the triple goddess symbol with two crescent moons and a flower in place of the full moon. This split-band ring can be worn with the triple goddess symbol on top or on bottom. This is a lovely statement ring that will allow you to carry something of the warmth and vitality of summer into the colder half of the year. Photos do not do this babe justice. There is a video on my instagram @immortalcoildesigns that show the flashiness of the stones. Best fits a size 6.5 or 7 (you can go to any chain jewelry store to get your fingers sized. Pro-tip: keep a note on your phone or a googledoc with all your sizes for your different fingers for handy reference.)
Metal: Sterling silver— associated with the moon and femininity; provides intuitive support and spiritual protection.
Stone: labradorite— intuition and psychic protection
Other symbolism: triple goddess symbol— femininity, intuition, creativity, wisdom, cycles, magick.
Note: Copper and copper-containing alloys like brass and sterling silver will change appearance over time and may react with moisture and body chemistry.
Note: Any metaphysical information is provided as an explanation of my intentions for this piece. I do not claim to treat, cure, or remedy any medical conditions. Metaphysical knowledge is not a substitute for medical care.
A labradorite teardrop is accompanied by a variation of the triple goddess symbol with two crescent moons and a flower in place of the full moon. This split-band ring can be worn with the triple goddess symbol on top or on bottom. This is a lovely statement ring that will allow you to carry something of the warmth and vitality of summer into the colder half of the year. Photos do not do this babe justice. There is a video on my instagram @immortalcoildesigns that show the flashiness of the stones. Best fits a size 6.5 or 7 (you can go to any chain jewelry store to get your fingers sized. Pro-tip: keep a note on your phone or a googledoc with all your sizes for your different fingers for handy reference.)
Metal: Sterling silver— associated with the moon and femininity; provides intuitive support and spiritual protection.
Stone: labradorite— intuition and psychic protection
Other symbolism: triple goddess symbol— femininity, intuition, creativity, wisdom, cycles, magick.
Note: Copper and copper-containing alloys like brass and sterling silver will change appearance over time and may react with moisture and body chemistry.
Note: Any metaphysical information is provided as an explanation of my intentions for this piece. I do not claim to treat, cure, or remedy any medical conditions. Metaphysical knowledge is not a substitute for medical care.
