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Friday, October 28, 2011

Copper Jewelry: Sailboat Ankle Bracelet

Copper Anklet Sailboat Charm
This beautiful handcrafted solid copper ankle bracelet (anklet) is accented with gorgeous ice Blue Lace Agate gemstone beads and a solid copper sailboat charm. Lovely in this sweet sailboat. Chain is solid copper. A wonderful piece of handmade copper jewelry perfect for anyone who loves to sail or dreams of the beach.
 
Copper is used to alleviate the cramps of menstruation and discomfort of arthritis. Said to prevent the wear and tear and calcification of the joints. Copper encourages a positive attitude and self confidence and brings harmony among members of a family.
 
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Fertility Jewelry: Jade Goddess Necklace

Jade & Citrine Fertility Goddess Necklace 
This fertility necklace includes a beautiful goddess talisman. Wonderful hand made lampwork goddess pendant is a beautiful amber yellow and fully three dimensional. I've framed her with dreamy, soothing green Serpentine Jade. Accented with big fat golden yellow Citrine and small mink brown semi-translucent Smoky Quartz. All hand wire wrapped with natural brass. 
 
In ancient civilizations Serpentine Jade was seen as a talisman and said to protect against demonic powers and promote fertility. It brings peace, evens out mood swings and calms the wearer in stressful situations. 
 
Smoky Quartz symbolizes facing life, strength, and motivation to meet new challenges. It stimulates fertility and brings inner calm. It is also thought to be capable of divine and clairvoyant inspiration.
 
Citrine symbolizes joy. It promotes self-confidence and renewed determination. It combats stress and strengthens the immune system. Worn by the Greeks and Romans as a protective talisman.
 
Browse the World Peace Jewelry for more information on the metaphysical properties of gemstones and the meaning of symbols in jewelry.  Shop for fertility jewelry in necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.  Free standard shipping with each purchase at World Peace Jewelry.
 

Monday, October 24, 2011

Judaica Jewelry: Amethyst Star of David Bracelet

Amethyst Star of David Judaica Bracelet
This handcrafted amethyst Judaica bracelet is delicate and lovely. Small purple Amethyst gemstone beads are hand wire wrapped with silver jeweler's wire. The dangle is a beautiful sterling silver Star of David. Clasp is a small sterling silver toggle. Very feminine bracelet of religious faith.
 
Amethyst is said to attract justice and ward off danger.  It is believed to be a stone of transformation.
 
Read more about the properties of gemstones in World Peace Jewelry's guides to gemstones and symbols.
 
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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Silver Flying Bird Bracelet with Flowers and Heart

In this handcrafted bird theme bracelet, I've hand wire wrapped hot red Poppy Jasper gemstone beads alternating with three dimensional silver flower beads with silver jeweler's wire to form the chain. Lovely silver repousse flying bird dangles a little coordinating Poppy Jasper gemstone heart.
 
Jasper symbolizes will power;  silver symbolizes prosperity. Birds are believed to mediate between earth and heaven, the physical and spiritual worlds. A bird in flight symbolizes freedom and the spiritual development of the soul. Plus, bird jewelry pendants and charms are simply so beautiful! 
 
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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Secret Wish Butterfly Earrings: Silver Jewelry

Butterfly Earrings
 
There's a Native American legend that says: if you have a secret wish, capture a butterfly and whisper your wish to it. Since butterflies cannot speak, your secret is safe in their keeping. Release that butterfly and it will carry your wish to the Great Spirit. By setting the butterfly free, you are helping to restore the balance of nature and your wish will surely be granted.
 
Whisper your secret wish to these handmade butterfly earrings. Delicate, intricate, filigree sterling silver butterflies dangle freely from a series of black onyx gemstone and sterling silver beads. Lovely, free movement to the dangle
 
Black onyx is used as a magical gemstone. It deflects negative energy and promotes inner harmony. Silver symbolizes wealth and prosperity. Learn more about the healing properties of gemstones and the magic of symbols in World Peace Jewelry's Gemstone and Jewelry Guides.
 
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Love Peace Jewelry

To the left is a handmade peace necklace with a positive totem theme.  Delicate vintage brass chain with three pendants:  antique brass traditional peace sign, small red jasper gemstone heart, and a turquoise gemstone teardrop.  This necklace is extra long with no clasp.  This unusual, very vintage looking peace necklace would make a thoughtful gift for a friend.

Turquoise, used here, is a very spiritual gemstone that brings protection, inner joy and peace.  Jasper symbolizes will power and in the Middle ages was the warrior's stone.  The heart has long symbolized love.  A powerful combination for this peace jewelry.

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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Food and Hunger: A Small Effort with Love #BAD11

A few days ago I was watching Jon Stewart. He was talking about human rights which are granted by the government and billed as "God given rights." His comment which struck me was: "Come on.  If God was giving out rights, wouldn't he say things like, the right to enough to eat?" 

As we all know many people do not have enough to eat. Yes, all around the world but also in our own communities. Our own community is where we live and where we have the best chance of doing something about it. It does not even have to be a major effort. If we all do something small and with love it will make a difference.

I am a gardener. My garden always produces much more food than my family can eat or preserve. I take the excess to the local Probation and Parole office where it is free for the taking. Having worked as a Probation and Parole Officer I know the need for food of many of the offenders living in our community. It is not much but its a little effort done with love. 

So what else can we do in our community? 
  • Food banks are running low, donate to them. 
  • Volunteer to help out at a local food pantry. 
  • Become a Meals on Wheels volunteer. 
  • Don't throw food away. If you have too much, share it. Chances are you know someone who needs it. 

If we all make a little effort, together we can have a big impact.

A guest blog post by Gary Kottwitz for World Peace Jewelry Blog / Blog Action Day 2011

Going Hungry in America #BAD11



This morning 1 in 6 Americans wakes up not knowing if they will have the food they need.  

The recession has pushed 2.4 million more American children into poverty.  17 million American children are food insecure.  1 in 4 American children do not have enough food.    Before the recession there were 26 million Americans on food stamps;  today there are more than 46 million.  That translates to 1 in 7 Americans.

Today is Blog Action Day 2011 and the theme is Food.  Since 2007, Blog Action Day has focused bloggers around the world to blog about one important global topic on the same day.  Past topics have included water, climate change, and poverty.  This year Blog Action Day coincides with World Food Day.  Find out more about Blog Action Day.

Famine is the Real Obscenity #BAD11



Today is Blog Action Day.  Since 2007, Blog Action Day has focused bloggers around the world to blog about one important global topic on the same day.  Past topics have included water, climate change, and poverty.  This year Blog Action Day coincides with World Food Day, so the theme is FOOD.  Find out more about Blog Action Day.