Wearing the Symbols of the Journey

Every symbol carries meaning. These are the pieces I wear and share because they remind me, and you, of truths we already know. Some of them mark a recovery, and those are the ones I am proudest to show you.

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A Small Dictionary Of The Sacred

Tree of Life

Ancestry, rootedness, the ancient knowing that your life is part of something much older than you.

Celtic Knots

No beginning, no end. The interwoven nature of every soul, every story, every season.

Sobriety Triangle

Unity, recovery, service. The three sides of the circle that holds a person up in AA.

NA Recovery Symbol

Self, society, service, God and the whole of the fellowship, carried in a single square inside a circle.

Triquetra

Three in one: mind, body, spirit. Earth, sea, sky. Past, present, future.

Celtic Cross

Where earth meets spirit and time meets eternity, with the circle of the world laid over both.

Spiral

The path of becoming isn't a line. It is a spiral, and every turn is forward.

Reiki

The drawn symbol a practitioner uses to call the energy into the room and hold it there.

Chakra

The seven centres the body moves energy through, stacked from the ground up to the crown.

Ankh

The ancient Egyptian symbol for life that doesn't end, only changes form.

Pentacle

Earth, water, fire, air, spirit. The five elements held in balance inside the circle of wholeness.

Moon

Nothing is permanent, including this. The moon empties and fills again every single month.

Prices shown were taken from Peter Stone on 10 August 2026 and can change. Where a piece is offered with a choice of gemstone, ring size or chain, the price shown is the lowest one and the piece is marked From. Peter Stone takes the order, the payment and the shipping. I do not sell or hold any of these pieces myself.

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Wear What You Mean.
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