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Portal - Glastonbury, 13 Market Place, Glastonbury (2026)

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Brass ring with abstract motif.

Weight: 22gr

Ref. RG0088 - size: UK - T / US - 10 / EU - 61 - £18

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Silver pendant with Ta***ic Star geometry, hawk claws, and Brandberg amethyst gemstone.

The hawk, with sharp eyes and soaring flight, holds deep symbolic and spiritual meaning, embodying vision, freedom, and awareness across cultures.

Symbolically, the hawk signifies clarity. Its keen eyesight spots details from afar, symbolizing insight and foresight. Soaring high, it offers a broad view, urging perspective on life’s challenges.

Its swift flight represents freedom. Gliding unbound, the hawk embodies liberation and self-reliance, encouraging one to rise above limits with focus and resolve.

Strength and precision shine through. A skilled hunter, the hawk strikes with purpose, symbolizing strategic action and timing. It urges bold, disciplined moves when chances arise.

Tied to air, it links to intellect. Riding thermals, the hawk harnesses unseen forces—ideas, instincts—showing adaptability in dynamic settings.

Spiritually, hawks are guides. Their lofty gaze signals awakening, urging alertness to signs or intuition. A hawk’s presence often calls for focus, aligning with one’s path or inner wisdom.

Its hunting ties to transformation. Clearing the old, it fosters growth, guiding through change with clarity and courage, a symbol of shedding outdated patterns.

Hawks evoke guardianship. Their skyward watch suggests instinctual protection, urging strong boundaries and leadership with confidence.

Linked to the sun, hawks symbolize vitality and truth. Soaring in light, they inspire enlightenment, pushing past illusion for self-awareness.

Culturally, Native Americans see hawks as visionary messengers, guiding seekers. In Egypt, they meant power; in Celtic lore, nobility. Today, “hawk-eyed” denotes sharp focus.

The hawk weaves vision, freedom, and strength. It calls for clear sight, bold action, and spiritual alertness, urging one to soar, trust instincts, and align with true potential.

Ref.PD1024 - 60mm/2.36in approx. - £237

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16/08/2026

Wooden mandala with Creation Mandala, aka Flower of Life, motif

Connection to Source

This form is a geometric component of reconnection in the Source Ceremony.

Serenity, Peace, Harmony

Also known as the Flower of Life and the Universal Pattern, the Creation Matrix develops from the geometric Vesica Piscis, ‘the womb of creation’. It describes the emergence of some-thing out of nothing, the pattern of the creation of form.

Communion with this form re-awakens the cognisance of our original Human blueprint, reconnecting us to the Benevolent Heart of Creation, confirming our remembrance of our celestial origins, alleviating fear and calming the overstimulation of the adrenal glands.

Ref.MD0013 - 27cm/10.63in approx. - £42

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16/08/2026

Gold plated on silver necklace with labradorite gem & amber set in arang wood; beads: black opals gems.

Ref.NC0089 - 460mm/18.11in [max] 220mm/8.66in [min] 85mm/3.35in [pendant] approx. - £288

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16/08/2026

Silver pendant with Heart Star geometry, mammoth carved lotus flower, ecologically sourced deer horn carved leaves, sky blue topaz, amethyst, and dioptase gemstones.

In contemporary spirituality, the lotus flower retains its ancient Eastern symbolism, reinterpreted for modern times:

Spiritual Awakening: Emerging from murky waters, it symbolizes the journey from ignorance to enlightenment, representing transcending material struggles to evolve personally.

Purity: Flourishing in muddy environments, it stands for purity amidst worldly chaos, inspiring integrity in any condition.

Renewal: Closing at night and reopening daily, it embodies fresh starts, highlighting personal transformation and new beginnings.

Connection to Spirit: The lotus signifies a link to higher consciousness, bridging the everyday with the profound, enhancing deeper awareness.

Balance and Harmony: Rooted in mud yet above water, it symbolizes equilibrium between the material and spiritual, promoting a harmonious life.

Self-Realization: Its growth stages reflect the path to self-realization, from materialism to spiritual blooming, showing personal development.

Resilience: Thriving in adversity, it teaches resilience, demonstrating growth is possible in tough conditions.

Beauty in Imperfection: With roots in mud, it celebrates beauty in flaws, advocating for self-acceptance and valuing imperfections.

Meditation and Focus: Visualizing the lotus in meditation aids in centering the mind, fostering peace, clarity, and focus.

Chakras and Energy Flow: Linked to the heart chakra, it represents love, compassion, and energy flow in yoga practices.

Healing: Symbolizing healing on emotional and physical levels, it reflects nature's and the spirit's restorative capabilities.

Beyond symbolism, the lotus guides personal growth, encouraging practices for inner peace, balance, and universal connection, often integrated into daily life through meditation, art, or jewelry.

Ref.PD1018 - 90mm/3.54in approx. - £318

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16/08/2026

Gold plated on silver pendant with solid Ta***ic Star geometry, mother of pearl carved wings, quartz crystal, labradorite carved lotus flower, tourmaline, and amethyst gemstones.

In contemporary spirituality, the lotus flower retains its ancient Eastern symbolism, reinterpreted for modern times:

Spiritual Awakening: Emerging from murky waters, it symbolizes the journey from ignorance to enlightenment, representing transcending material struggles to evolve personally.

Purity: Flourishing in muddy environments, it stands for purity amidst worldly chaos, inspiring integrity in any condition.

Renewal: Closing at night and reopening daily, it embodies fresh starts, highlighting personal transformation and new beginnings.

Connection to Spirit: The lotus signifies a link to higher consciousness, bridging the everyday with the profound, enhancing deeper awareness.

Balance and Harmony: Rooted in mud yet above water, it symbolizes equilibrium between the material and spiritual, promoting a harmonious life.

Self-Realization: Its growth stages reflect the path to self-realization, from materialism to spiritual blooming, showing personal development.

Resilience: Thriving in adversity, it teaches resilience, demonstrating growth is possible in tough conditions.

Beauty in Imperfection: With roots in mud, it celebrates beauty in flaws, advocating for self-acceptance and valuing imperfections.

Meditation and Focus: Visualizing the lotus in meditation aids in centering the mind, fostering peace, clarity, and focus.

Chakras and Energy Flow: Linked to the heart chakra, it represents love, compassion, and energy flow in yoga practices.

Healing: Symbolizing healing on emotional and physical levels, it reflects nature's and the spirit's restorative capabilities.

Beyond symbolism, the lotus guides personal growth, encouraging practices for inner peace, balance, and universal connection, often integrated into daily life through meditation, art, or jewelry.

Ref.PD1010 - 93mm/3.66in approx. - £369

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16/08/2026

Box with dragon motif made of suar wood and wooden lock.

Dragon symbolism in spiritual practices, especially through "Dragon Medicine," offers profound insights into transformation, wisdom, and protection:

Transformation: Dragons symbolize personal evolution, urging individuals to shed old habits for growth, much like dragons renew themselves.

Wisdom: They are linked to ancient knowledge, guiding seekers towards enlightenment and understanding life's mysteries.

Guardianship: Dragons provide protection, safeguarding against negative energies and guarding sacred spaces.

Elemental Balance: Representing mastery over nature, dragons help in achieving internal balance, particularly in chakra alignment.

Kundalini and Harmony: Dragons symbolize Kundalini energy, aiding in its awakening for spiritual growth, and teach the balance of life's dualities.

Creativity: Their fiery breath signifies creative force, used in Dragon Medicine to ignite creativity and manifest desires.

Spiritual Allies: Dragons serve as guides or protective spirits, offering guidance on spiritual paths.

Shadow Work: Dragons encourage confronting and integrating the shadow self for personal wholeness.

Immortality: Reflecting on dragons' longevity, teachings might include concepts of eternal wisdom or reincarnation.

Alchemical Transformation: Dragons in alchemy represent primal chaos transformed into enlightenment or higher self-realization.

Healing: Dragon energy is invoked for clearing energy blockages and promoting healing.

Cultural Synthesis: The universal dragon symbol blends diverse spiritual practices into a unified tapestry.

Practices: This includes rituals or meditations to connect with dragon energies for spiritual work, emphasizing transformation, protection, and enlightenment.

Dragon Medicine thus utilizes dragons as symbols of transformative power, wisdom, and balance in spiritual growth.

Ref.DV0034 - 140x83x56 [mm] / 5.51x3.27x2.2 [in] approx. - £18

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16/08/2026

Silver double sided Tetragramagrid medallion [inverted]

The focus is on reclaiming your sovereignty and direct connection to the benevolence of creation.
This Tetra-grama-grid is a multiple geometric reference to proportion interface and compact nesting information. Where Phi and 60° meet and manifest reality. In other words, there is a lot going on here - something to explore and discover.
When I started making geometry jewelry some people wanted to have flat versions because the 3D pieces were poky and often hug repellants but the 3D seemed so much more powerful - for someone this very familiar with the shapes they will have the same experience with a flat version as they do with a 3D (see the cube example below). But for most the flat 2D didn't carry the same strength. One day we had a booth at a geometry convention in SF and Juliet was wearing a flower of life and a seed of life on the same chain so that they overlapped. One was silver and the other abalone shell - we had been having problems with the shell pieces breaking but seeing them together gave me an idea so I wired them together - the silver protected the shell - but more importantly I had created a 3D image out of two 2D mandalas - the visual aspect was great but the energetic effect was far beyond 1+1. Soon I realized that if I combined various configurations it was not just 3D effect but Multidimensional. That even a person who had no experience or understanding of hyper geometry still got the same effect. (see extended description on our website)

Ref.SM0064 - 30mm/1.18in approx. - £39

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16/08/2026

Silver wand with ecologically sourced deer horn carved eagle, laser quartz crystal, and lapis lazuli gemstone.

Eagle medicine, rooted in indigenous traditions, symbolizes a holistic approach to life, focusing on:

Visionary Insight: Eagles provide a higher perspective, aiding in foresight and life navigation.

Courage: It fosters bravery and leadership, encouraging integrity and fearless decision-making.

Healing: Eagles symbolize purification, using their feathers to cleanse negative energies and restore balance.

Spiritual Connection: Eagles act as messengers, enhancing communication with the spiritual world.

Leadership: Emphasizes setting a positive example and guiding others with honor.

Freedom: Represents personal liberation, encouraging living authentically.

Transformation: Reflects the eagle's life cycle, symbolizing personal renewal and growth.

Eagle medicine thus integrates these qualities into one's life for well-being, employing eagle feathers in rituals for personal or communal benefit, embodying the eagle's attributes for spiritual growth.

Ref.WD0503 - 254mm/10in approx. - £360

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16/08/2026

Raven head carved in arang wood

Raven medicine symbolizes key concepts as:

Transformation: Ravens adapt and thrive, symbolizing personal change, navigating life's transitions, and the fluidity of existence.

Magic and Mystery: Their intelligence and enigmatic nature represent everyday magic, encouraging appreciation for life's wonders and exploration of one's psyche.

Insight and Intuition: Seen as natural messengers, ravens promote introspection, listening to one's inner voice, and trusting intuition, reminding us to heed overlooked cues.

Creation and Creativity: Their tool use reflects creativity, urging us to shape our life stories, innovate, and find new expressions or solutions.

Healing: Linked to healing through understanding nature's cycles and our body's capacities, ravens symbolize healing via self-awareness, change, and environmental harmony.

Balance: Their stark black against light backgrounds teaches balance between life's contrasts, suggesting a fulfilled life embraces both joy and sorrow.

Messenger: Ravens communicate from nature or our subconscious, nudging us to listen to messages we might ignore in our daily rush, fostering personal growth.

Ref.CR0052 - 100mm/3.94in approx. - £42

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