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The Ancient Egyptians believed that the tree was a symbol of both life and death - the broad branches reaching up into the heavens, the strong truck standing tall in today's world, and the deep roots burrowing into the underworld. In Ancient Urartu, the tree was a religious symbol that has been found on fortresses and in warrior's armor. The branches were drawn in equal quantity on each side of the trunk, depicting the importance of balance. The Druids, when clearing land for settlement, would leave a single tree in the middle of the new town to symbolize warmth, food, and protection. This was what they called the Tree of Life.
We offer this piece in the same idea as the ancient civilizations. The beautiful metal work twisted around these natural stones makes a lovely gift for someone special, or for yourself!
From left to right:
Tigers Eye
Labradorite
Moonstone
Green Aventrine
Stones are wire wrapped in silver plated copper and come on an 18 inch sterling silver chain.