Pendant Jewelry Lunula, Pagan jewelery, Moon sumbol, mideval jewelry, Gift for woman

Pendant Jewelry Lunula, Pagan jewelery, Moon sumbol, mideval jewelry, Gift for woman

Lunula - decoration in the shape of a Crescent – first appeared in the bronze age and persisted in some cultures up to the present day.They are especially common in regions with developed agriculture, because the Moon is a symbol of fertility.For the same reason lunula – truly feminine decoration, symbolizes motherhood and femininity.
Lunula not only helps women, girls in their female affairs, but is also a powerful talisman against evil spirits, curses, evil eye, guardian health.

A copy of the historical finds.
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Description:

Metal: bronze or silver 925
Weight: approx. 3,5 g
Size: 3 x 2,5 cm \ 1.18" x 0.98"
Hole size: 5 mm \0,21"

The product will be shipped complete with a cotton cord black color and a gift box.

*The color of real item may be a little different from the pictures due to the display of screen.
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Bronze - metal, which over time can oxidize and darken on the air. All my creations are intentionally patinated (special treatment by oxidation) to add the vintage effect, the patina of time, some of vintage. Protruding parts, after grinding and polishing, steel bright and shiny. This light tone and Shine exclusively on the convex parts of the products and will need from time to time to update. Therefore, you should periodically Polish of the product, supporting, thus, the desired sheen. They can gently clean coarse cloth to Shine (well to cope with this task felt, wool, denim, flannel, suede). Cleaning jewelry, it is advisable to do at least once a month and wipe them when removing after contact with the skin.
With prolonged wearing, especially in hot and humid weather, patina can leave traces in those places, which are closely in contact with the skin. It concerns bronze bracelets, closely adjacent to the wrist, and rings. This is not a defect but a natural process of oxidation.
Try to store jewelry separately from each other, preferably in a closed box or jewelry box, away from heaters and direct sunlight.