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Tears of Bacchus anchor Philosopher Empedocles described Fire and

Tears of Bacchus anchor Philosopher Empedocles described Fire andA thin sterling chain with a hand carved silver hand holding an amethyst. I found this piece of amethyst in Port Townsend with my family when i was last in Washington State, a cavernous space with so many things I could have spent hours rummaging. As always, the crystals caught my eye and I liked this tear dropped piece. The clenched bronze fist is inspired by Georgian artistry and symbolises strength, loyalty, and friendship. It is something I carved

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Description

Philosopher Empedocles described Fire and Air as “outwardly reaching” elements - expanding

intuitive and energy work

she represents the nurturing and generous aspects of divine energy

reflecting both the outer world and the inner one

as well as universal consciousness

Tears of Bacchus anchor Philosopher Empedocles described Fire andA thin sterling chain with a hand carved silver hand holding an amethyst. I found this piece of amethyst in Port Townsend with my family when i was last in Washington State, a cavernous space with so many things I could have spent hours rummaging. As always, the crystals caught my eye and I liked this tear dropped piece. The clenched bronze fist is inspired by Georgian artistry and symbolises strength, loyalty, and friendship. It is something I carved

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