the Lovers - tarot pendant
Handcrafted pendant featuring a tarot card inspired design on the front and an astrology (or otherwise) inspired sigil on the reverse.
Sterling Silver version: Comes with a sterling silver chain in your choice of length. These pendants have an intentionally smoky, matte finish. They are hefty, weighing in at approximately 9g each and are made to last.
Bronze version: Comes with a 20” extendable waxed cotton cord. The bronze pendants are lighter than the silver versions.
These are made to order, so please allow 2-3 weeks for production before shipping. I do my best to get them shipped out as soon as possible.
Handcrafted pendant featuring a tarot card inspired design on the front and an astrology (or otherwise) inspired sigil on the reverse.
Sterling Silver version: Comes with a sterling silver chain in your choice of length. These pendants have an intentionally smoky, matte finish. They are hefty, weighing in at approximately 9g each and are made to last.
Bronze version: Comes with a 20” extendable waxed cotton cord. The bronze pendants are lighter than the silver versions.
These are made to order, so please allow 2-3 weeks for production before shipping. I do my best to get them shipped out as soon as possible.
Handcrafted pendant featuring a tarot card inspired design on the front and an astrology (or otherwise) inspired sigil on the reverse.
Sterling Silver version: Comes with a sterling silver chain in your choice of length. These pendants have an intentionally smoky, matte finish. They are hefty, weighing in at approximately 9g each and are made to last.
Bronze version: Comes with a 20” extendable waxed cotton cord. The bronze pendants are lighter than the silver versions.
These are made to order, so please allow 2-3 weeks for production before shipping. I do my best to get them shipped out as soon as possible.
This is an excerpt from my longer blog post about the Lovers card:
For my Lovers pendant, I used the interlocking, DNA-like snakes to symbolize passionate love (& to reference the Biblical references to Eden in the Smith-Waite deck as well as the snakes on the Minor Arcana Two of Cups). Above the interlocking snakes is a winged Sun, embracing the Moon to reference the alchemical marriage of silver & gold and the product of their marriage, the hermaphroditic rebis.
On the reverse of the pendant is a sigil of two (or is it four?) triangles, one pointing up and one pointing down, Fire & Water. Within the triangles is a sideways glyph of Mercury. Arranging Mercury’s glyph on its side makes it appear as three parts: the cross of matter, the Sun’s glyph, and the Moon’s glyph. Above this is the Zodiacal symbol for Gemini.
