Circlet of The Butterfly Purple

Circlet of The Butterfly Purple

Made from Purple Artist wire. Long black ribbon on the back for adjusted fit.

A pewter butterfly charm dangles in the center of this purple woven circlet.

Custom made circlets are available upon request

Green Goddess Circlet

Green Goddess Circlet

Made from Green Artist wire. Long black ribbon on the back for adjusted fit.

A pewter goddess pendent dangles in the center of this green woven circlet.

Custom made circlets are available upon request.

Using Pendulums in Spell work

Hi, Im Andee, of http://celticgoddessjewelry.etsy.com and I am a newly active member of Pagans of Etsy! Have you ever used a pendulum for divination or healing? They work wonderfully for both. But just this year I have also been using them for spellwork. Depending on the spell or the goddess energy I am working with, I make a custom pendulum to use. I select the stones and charms for their metaphysical properties, the time of week and month I am doing the spellwork and the specific intentions of the spell. In addition to my etsy shop, be sure to check out my gallery information site at http://celticgoddessjewelry.com. There you will find information about pendulums and using them in the more traditional sense. Blessed Be~ Awaken your goddess within!

Team Treasury

I managed to grab a treasury for our team and am pretty proud of it :)

So posting a screen shot here. Click on it and you'll be taken to the treasury while it's active.



Susmitha :)
http://artbysusmitha.etsy.com

Congratulations to our Astrology Challenge Winner - Sauk Mountain!

Our winning entry was the Astrology Soap - Cancer item from Sauk Mountain with 43 out of 105 votes, seen below. Click on the image to go directly to the item in store.

Runners up include:
Earth's Energies with 24 out of 105 votes for her Ares - God of War Figurine.
Ivonnardona with 19 out of 105 votes for her Mercury & Virgo pendant necklace.

Sauk Mountain and the winning entry will be featured in our blog until the next challenge voting begins.

See more items from Sauk Mountain below:

Happy Lughnasadh!

Lughnasadh (or Lammas) is the Celtic celebration of the grain harvest. It is named for Lugh, a Sun God, whose name means "The Shining One". Lugh is also a God of Fire and Crafting. Here is my version of Lugh, dressed in a cloak decorated with suns and holding a globe of light and a sheaf of wheat. (print available on my website www.magickmermaid.com)