Pegasus
The Winged Horse Constellation
£95.00
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In Egyptian mythology, this noble metal formed the bones of the gods while their flesh was made from gold and the early association of gold with the sun naturally led to silver holding a unique connection to the moon. This relationship between silver and the moon has imbued the metal with feminine symbolism evoking qualities such as softness, purity, calmness, wisdom and reflection.
A stone for soothing the spirit and calming the soul. Manifesting peace, truth, hope and harmony. Enhancing love and communication, this mineral also awakens compassion and increases perception.
A prominent figure in Greek mythology, Pegasus is depicted as a majestic, winged horse.
When Perseus defeated Medusa, once a beautiful woman transformed into a monster by Athena after being violated by Poseidon in her temple, Pegasus and his brother Chrysaor sprang forth from her neck, a dramatic birth symbolising the emergence of beauty and inspiration from chaos and tragedy.
Pegasus is often associated with inspiration, particularly in the arts. One of the myths states that when Pegasus struck the ground with his hoof, he created the spring Hippocrene, which was said to bestow poetic inspiration upon those who drank from it.
Silver - lunar energy, grace, and ethereal beauty, his wings shimmer with the light of the heavens, linking him to the moon and divine inspiration.
Sky Blue - freedom and flight, Pegasus embodies the ability to rise above earthly bounds, and blue evokes the open sky he soars through.
Product Info
Whilst all care is taken to accurately capture the true colors of the minerals, variations may occur in the delivered product.
The majority of the products are made using 2mm diameter beads, unless otherwise stated.
Base metals are 925 silver and gold-filled beads. Minerals are as described.
All products are made to fit a wrist size of approximately 16 - 21 cm. Larger sizes can be custom made on request and are subject to material availability.
Product care
All of our products are made from naturally occurring minerals which are susceptible to the elements and to the effects of chemicals.
Color change can also occur to the minerals from prolonged exposure to sunlight.