Centaurus

Known as the goddess stone, Chrysocolla embodies tranquility and empowerment and was worn by many ancient royals. A gemstone of communication, it promotes self-expression and strengthening of character. Fostering emotional balance and supporting healing, the Native Americans believed that it could also provide physical and emotional resilience.

This noble metal is believed to enhance mental well-being and have anti-inflammatory and anti-aging benefits. Cleopatra famously wore a gold mask to maintain radiant skin, believing it had rejuvenating effects. Divinity, enlightenment and higher consciousness add to the natural beauty of this element.

Centaurs are believed to be the offspring of Ixion, a king of the Lapiths, and Nephele, a cloud nymph created by Zeus in the likeness of Hera. This union resulted in the birth of Centaurus, who later mated with Magnesian mares, giving rise to the centaur race.

Mythical creatures from Greek mythology, Centaurs are depicted as half-human and half-horse, symbolising the conflict between human rationality and animalistic instincts. Their dual nature reflects the balance between civilization and chaos, making them complex figures in Greek mythology.

Gold - reflects divine wisdom, mentorship, and the celestial honour of being placed among the stars.

Deep Blue - evokes the night sky and Centaurus’s role as a guiding constellation in the southern hemisphere.