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Monday, October 25, 2010

Go with the Flow WWJD Dove Necklace from World Peace Jewelry


Go with the Flow Necklace
World Peace Jewelry
 There is such a warm natural patina to this rather delicate antique brass chain.  I've wire wrapped a sweet vintage brass repousse flying dove that seems to point to the pendants.   Multiple pendants include a traditional peace symbol, a chubby hand carved deep dark rose Rhodonite heart, plus a WWJD (what would Jesus do) charm. 

Constructed to display the brass toggle clasp in front as part of the design.  Lovely alone or layered with some of your other necklaces. Wear your values with this one of a kind peace necklace from World Peace Jewelry


As your faith is strenthened you will find that there is no longer the need to have a sense of control, that things will flow as they will, and that you will flow with them, to your great delight and benefit.  Emmanuel

Thursday, September 17, 2009

The Cross - Consecration


The Cross is used not just for ornamentation, but also religious significance. The cross is a sign of consecration. For Christians it symbolizes God's act of love and atonement in Christ's sacrifice and Jesus' victory over sin and death.

Shown above is an extra long Sardonyx and Carnelian necklace that features a large Sardonyx hand cut cross that I imported from China. Exceptionally beautiful!
Sardonyx is the stone of the senses. Said to improve sensory perception and sharpen the mind. It encourages optimism and confidence, plus is said to halp bereaved people see the positive side of life again. Carnelian symbolizes activity. It promotes idealism, increases vitality and zest for life, while enhancing stability and the courage to carry out daily tasks. Read more about the properties and symbolism of gemstones.
At World Peace Jewelry we offer pieces in the theme of Faith, including crosses, WWJD (What Would Jesus Do), Angels, Judaica, Celtic and Chinese symbols of faith and religious belief.