 |
 |
 |
|
Gemini: May 21-June 21
Rustic Gemini Amber Zodiac Glyph 1 is a symbolic representation of the twins.This is a slab of very natural amber in a long elegant triangle shape. Plucked as a larger amber stone from the sea, sliced, lightly polished & etched with the sign. Beautiful mellow creamy colors, butterscotch & honey shades, mostly opaque but a tad translucent. Swirling, mottled mix of colors with a few chunky inclusions. With wonderful amber bark, also called amber skin, left intact along the edges. The amber cortex forms a webby crust around the outside of the amber stone.
This is beautiful rustic folk amber, amber as it was simply meant to be. And was, for the ancients. One of a kind.
Included is a length of simple, supple black leather suede. Or choose your own strap. This design contains zero metal.
Gemini is an air element ruled by the planet Mercury, lord of thought, trade, and communication. It was no accident that this planet was named after Mercury, fleet footed messenger of the gods who raced through the heavens, delivering the news because restless, energetic Gemini is a gifted communicator with a keen eye for business.
Gemini embraces trends, but only half-heartedly as they are soon onto the next thing that catches their fancy. While they may not care one whit about whether or not something has a designer label, they care very much about the look & feel of their adornments. Their taste tends towards what is refined, cultured, sure & simple.
Famous Geminis: Bob Dylan, Angelina Jolie, Judy Garland, John F. Kennedy, Jane Russell, Vincent Price, Cole Porter
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
Features
- Overall dimensions: about 1" x 1.75"
- Suitable for a man or a woman
- Great value considering the amount
of amber contained & size of stone - Rustic, natural beach amber
- A complete look: includes length
of plain soft black suede
- This design contains zero metal
- Arrives giftboxed courtesy
of Andzia's Amber Jewelry
If
you choose to change out the suede we send with your amber glyph, we
recommend against using metal or chain inserted directly through the
top of the pendant because over time it may wear away the amber or
prematurely chip it.
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
