Autumn Acorn polymer pendant

Description

This pendant is true to size of some real acorns.
A mix of clay colors including some metallic, give this acorn its shiny golden . The images cannot show this off very well.
1.5 inches from stem top to point at bottom, glaze coated shine.
Comes with a rayon cord for instant wearing.
Add it to a strand of your own beads for a decorative and powerful necklace, use it for a charm or key chain, even a pendulum for it has a nice weight to it and the metal bail is of the receptive metal copper.

Pagans of ETSY team-mate discount -convo me before purchase so I can change the listing price to reflect the discount.

SHIPPING INFO:
-Shipping to US & Canada included in price
-Price reductions for buying multiple items
-Will ship WORLDWIDE, convo to arrange fees

Acorns are from oak trees, Celtic name is Duir, meaning Door.
This being the door to the Three Worlds of the Shaman.

The Oak tree is sacred to Brighid, Dianus, Rhea, Hecate, Pan, and more. The Goddess Artemis is usually seen wearing a necklace of acorns. A statue of the goddess and her acorns can be found in the Vatican.
The acorn was under the protection of Cybele, Goddess of Nature.

Acorns use in magic:
to attract the opposite gender
increase in prosperity
for protection
increase divination powers
increase fertility and ease the pains of childbearing

Acorns are a symbol of immortality and especially sacred during the Samhain Season, often used to decorate the Altar in Autumn.

Acorns are good for protection against lightening and storms, dark spirits and evil intent.
To carry an acorn brings good luck.

Added on Sep 20, 2009