Fleur de lis
Jewelry with Hypersthene and Fleur de lis flower.
5 x 2.5 cm
Hypersthene is a fascinating mineral from the pyroxene group, which is formed deep in the earth's crust during the crystallization of magma and during the transformation of rocks under high temperatures and pressures. Its dark surface is often enlivened by subtle bronze or silvery reflections, which transform when light hits it and give it an unearthly beauty. It is this play of light that makes each piece a unique natural original, shaped by millions of years of geological processes.
In esotericism, hypersthene is considered a stone of inner peace, balance and protection. It helps to quiet the mind, alleviates inner unrest and supports the ability to look at life with a greater perspective. It is associated with intuition, patience and confidence in one's own decisions. It can remind its wearer that true strength is often manifested in calmness, balance and the ability to act with balance.
The fleur-de-lis, also known as the stylized lily flower, is one of the oldest European symbols. For centuries, it has represented purity, honor, nobility and loyalty to one's own values. It has appeared on royal coats of arms, banners and sacred buildings as a sign of protection, hope and spiritual strength. Although it is most often associated with French history, its roots go even deeper and the stylized lily motif has accompanied human culture since ancient times.
The combination of the hypersthene and the fleur-de-lis symbol creates a harmonious whole that connects the power of the earth with the legacy of ancient traditions. While the hypersthene recalls the peace hidden in the depths of nature, the fleur-de-lis symbolizes the nobility of the spirit and the courage to remain true to one's own path. Together, they create a piece of jewelry that can be an everyday talisman of balance, inner strength and confidence in the direction of life.
The jewelry is handmade from surgical steel and the connecting material is an alloy of tin and silver. The jewelry is then treated similarly to silver - we polish it once in a while. The more the jewelry is worn, the better, it polishes itself on clothes, the wearer's skin, etc. The metal is stable and does not contain nickel or heavy metals. The jewelry can be worn constantly, even in water, but it is good to dry it afterwards and treat it more often. The jewelry is hung on a braided, cotton cord and secured with an enlargement knot.