Baphomet Necklace, 15" Chain

A Baphomet pendant on a 15-inch chain, the winged, goat-headed figure that has become one of the most recognizable emblems in modern occultism. First drawn by the nineteenth-century occultist Eliphas Levi as an image of cosmic balance, the figure unites opposites, light and dark, human and animal, in a single form. Worn as a pendant, it is a symbol of balance, esoteric study, and the questioning spirit.

Key Features of the Baphomet Necklace

An icon of occultism. The Baphomet is among the most recognized symbols in modern esoteric and occult practice.

A symbol of balance. Eliphas Levi drew it as a union of opposites, light and dark, above and below.

15-inch chain. The pendant comes ready to wear on a 15-inch chain.

Product Details

• Baphomet pendant necklace
• On a 15-inch chain
• Symbol of balance and esoteric study
• Ready to wear

The Spiritual Significance of the Baphomet

The Baphomet as we know it was drawn in 1856 by the French occultist Eliphas Levi, who depicted a winged, goat-headed figure seated with one arm raised and one lowered, inscribed with the words for what is above and what is below. He intended it as an image of cosmic balance and the reconciliation of opposites: spirit and matter, light and dark, human and animal.

Since then the figure has been adopted across modern occult, Thelemic, and Satanic currents as a symbol of equilibrium, free inquiry, and the integration of the whole self. Worn as a pendant, it carries those associations of balance and esoteric study.

How To Wear and Care

Wear it on its chain or swap in your own, setting an intention for balance or study as you put it on. Wipe the pendant with a soft cloth to keep its finish, store it dry, and keep it away from harsh chemicals.

Pairs Well With

• Candles: light one to set an intention for balance or study.
• Raw Crystals: grounding and protective stones for your altar.
• Smudge Sticks: cleanse your jewelry and space with smoke.
• Dried Herbs: herbs for a charm bag or working.
• Spiritual Books: further reading on occult symbols and esoteric history.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Baphomet?

The Baphomet is an occult symbol drawn by Eliphas Levi in 1856 as a winged, goat-headed figure. He created it as an emblem of cosmic balance and the reconciliation of opposites such as light and dark, spirit and matter.

Is it a Satanic symbol?

The figure appears across several currents. It began as an occult symbol of balance and has since been adopted in Thelemic, Satanic, and broader esoteric practice. What it means in the end depends on the tradition and the wearer.

What length is the chain?

The pendant comes on a 15-inch chain, ready to wear. You can also swap in a longer or shorter chain if you prefer the pendant to sit differently.

What does it symbolize?

Most often it stands for balance and the union of opposites, along with free inquiry and the integration of the whole self. Many wearers choose it as a marker of esoteric study and an open, questioning mind.

How do I care for it?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to keep its finish, store it dry, and keep it away from perfumes and harsh chemicals. Removing it before swimming or bathing helps preserve the metal.