'Brooms Of The Elders' Celtic Paidirean Prayer Beads
Regular price£320.00Sale
Handcrafted by The Secret Charm®
This one of a kind Celtic Paidirean rosary necklace has been handcrafted using a variety of gemstones, artisan lampwork glass, Czech glass flowers, crystals, freshwater pearls and sterling silver.
High quality gemstones include: Iolite, labradorite, obsidian, lapis lazuli, kyanite, cats eye and onyx.
A 925 sterling silver 'brooms of the elders' pentagram pendant (26x26mm) and a large blue artisan lampwork glass bead (25x25mm) are the focals of this piece.
All metal work and findings used in this piece are sterling silver.
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The strong feminine energies of this piece are amplified by the inclusion of handcrafted lampwork glass beads by female artisans from the UK and US. There are some truly beautiful pieces of work included in this strand.
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Lapis Lazuli has been chosen as a protective stone, thought to stimulate personal and spiritual power. Possessing enormous serenity it quickly releases stress bringing deep peace.
Onyx has been chosen to help with the centering of energy, giving strength.
Obsidian has been chosen as a very powerful and creative stone associated with healing.
Iolite has been chosen as a vision stone, facilitating visualization and intuitive insight.
Kyanite has been chosen to stimulate psychic abilities and intuition, encourage self expression and cut through fears and blockages.
Iridescent labradorite has been chosen as a highly mystical and protective stone, a bringer of light associated with healing.
Cat's Eye has been chosen as a grounding stone thought to bring confidence, happiness, serenity and good luck.
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This Celtic Paidirean meditation necklace measures 50" (125cm) around and is long enough to loop twice around the neck, or multiple times around the wrist.
My design here holds 150 beads in total. There are 3 sets of 50 beads with the large blue artisan lampwork glass bead and sterling silver 'brooms of the elders' pendant as the focals of the piece.
