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Pendant Spiral
Itemno. 06-306-7
$26
Description:
22 x 17 mm -
The spiral was a popular and natural motif It symbolises change and growth and is worn as an amulet for fertility, vitality and renewal.
Right turn = energy charge,
Left turn = energy discharge.
Spirals are found, for example, on a pendant from Satakunta/Finland, exhibited at the National Museum of Finland.
Vikings ca. 800 - 1,100 AD.
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