Popular Pagan & Other Symbols
Here is a list of some Pagan, Witch, Zen, Gothic, Celtic, Egyptian, Totem, Native American symbols that we use in our jewelry designs.
Lotus- peace and truth
Hamsa- protection and strength
Evil Eye- protection and friendship
Eye of Horus- represents the eye of Egyptian sun god Horus, charm to ward of evil
Wishbone- hope and friendship
Sun- represents the God, revival and light
Moon- represents the Goddess and feminine energy
Pentacle- represents the four basic elements, used for protection
Triquetra- used for protection, represents the triple Goddess
Spiral- ancient symbol of the goddess
Labyrinth- meditation and balance
Heart- love and self-worth
Four Leaf Clover- prosperity good luck
Yin Yang- balnce, harmony, unity between light and dark, male female etc
Ankh- eternal life, rebirth
Infinity- eternity, balance
Om- sacred, mother of all mantras symbol of 4 stages of consciousness: awake, sleeping, dreaming transcendental state
Fish (Ichthys)- Christian symbol
Fleur De Lis- Lily of France, triple goddess
Peace Sign- symbol of peace
Dove- represents peace
Dreamcatcher- blocks bad dreams and allows good ones to flow
Dragon- gurards against hostile forces
Frog- fertility
Owl- vision and insight
Lizard- death and resurrection
Snake- rebirth
Navajo or Zuni bear- good luck and protection against illness
Butterfly- regeneration, transformation
Dragonfly- represents change and transformation adaptability, joy
Mermaid - sea goddess
Angel- symbol of good and evil spirits
Arrow- power, swiftness, hunters
Goddess- represented by the moon and mother nature
Green Man- God of the forest, hunt and the wild
Wolf- representative of deep faith, loyalty, intelligence, cunning, generosity
Feather- deal with ascension and spiritual evolution to a higher plane
Fairy- imaginary being in human form, depicted as clever, mischievous, and possessing magical powers
Buddha- "The Awakened One", one who is awakened to Reality, who understands true nature of the mind, the world, and all sentient beings
Claddagh- represents love, loyalty, and friendship
Triskele- also called the spiral of life, the triple spiral and the triple goddess
Celtic Cross- a symbol of faith, cross with a circle around the center
Endless Knot- symbolising the Buddha's endless wisdom and compassion
Kokopelli- native american fertility god, prankster, healer and story teller, represents the spirit of music
Tree of Life- It alludes to the interconnection of all life on our planet and serves as a metaphor for common descent in the evolutionary sense
Bat- The bat is a symbol of rebirth and depth because it is a creature that lives in the belly of the Mother (Earth). From the womb-like caves it emerges every evening at dusk. And so - from the womb it is reborn every evening. Associated with journeying, inner depth, rebirth, intuition, communication
Spider- has both a dark and a light side, reflecting its connection with life’s many facets. Associated with feminine energy, creativity, patience, shadow self, weaver of life's fate
Horseshoe- good luck
