Triple Goddess Moonstone Sterling, 9/16"

• Triple Goddess emblem. Waxing, full, and waning moons.
• Genuine .925 sterling. The moon's metal in the tables.
• Natural moonstone. Blue-white adularescent shimmer.
• About 9/16" (14.68mm). Subtle everyday scale.

• Triple Goddess moonstone pendant, sterling silver, approximately 9/16" (14.68mm) wide
• Chain sold separately
• Polish silver with a soft cloth; keep moonstone from hard knocks and long soaks

Two lunar symbols meet in this pendant. The Triple Goddess, maiden, mother, and crone read in the waxing, full, and waning moons, is modern paganism's central emblem of the divine feminine and the turning of the lunar month. Moonstone is the moon's own stone in the tables: Cunningham files it under the Moon and Water for love, divination, and peace, and Judy Hall ties it to intuition and the emotional tides the moon governs. Set together in silver, the moon's metal, the piece is lunar through and through, a natural companion for moon rites, intuitive work, and honoring the Goddess in her three faces. The pendant does not act on its own; the intuition it stands for is your own, worn where the moon can see it.

1. Wear it through the lunar month as a daily lunar emblem.
2. Charge it under the full moon, the traditional moment for lunar stones and silver.
3. Wear it for moon rites and divination, the moonstone's own register.
4. Care for it gently. A silver cloth for the setting; spare the moonstone hard knocks and soaking.

• 18" Sterling Curb Chain: the chain to hang it on.
• Triple Moon Brass Altar Bell: the same emblem for the altar.
• Silver Chime Candles, Set of 20: the lunar color for moon rites.

What does the Triple Goddess emblem mean?

The Goddess in her three faces, maiden, mother, and crone, read in the waxing, full, and waning moons: the whole lunar month in one sign.

Is it real sterling and real moonstone?

Yes: a .925 sterling setting with a natural moonstone centerpiece, about 9/16 inch wide.

What is moonstone worked for?

Cunningham files it under the Moon and Water for love, divination, and peace; Hall ties it to intuition and emotional balance. It is the moon's own stone.