A hand-forged elongated pendant available in solid sterling silver or 14k gold filled, suspended from a coordinating chain. The form tapers to a defined point, creating a strong vertical line against the body.
Named for Hecate — guardian of crossroads and keeper of sacred thresholds — this piece carries the archetype of the High Priestess in her initiatory aspect. It represents discernment, inner authority, and the courage to step into transformation with clarity.
The elongated, blade-like form is not about aggression; it is about precision. The ability to cut through illusion. To move forward with intention. To stand at a turning point and choose consciously.
Worn at the center of the body, it becomes a marker of direction — a reminder that initiation is not something that happens to you, but something you step into.
Handcrafted and made to order in my Montana studio, each pendant is individually cut, forged, and textured by hand. Subtle variations in surface and line reflect the living nature of the handmade process — no two are exactly alike.
An original form. A line drawn with intention.
A hand-forged elongated pendant available in solid sterling silver or 14k gold filled, suspended from a coordinating chain. The form tapers to a defined point, creating a strong vertical line against the body.
Named for Hecate — guardian of crossroads and keeper of sacred thresholds — this piece carries the archetype of the High Priestess in her initiatory aspect. It represents discernment, inner authority, and the courage to step into transformation with clarity.
The elongated, blade-like form is not about aggression; it is about precision. The ability to cut through illusion. To move forward with intention. To stand at a turning point and choose consciously.
Worn at the center of the body, it becomes a marker of direction — a reminder that initiation is not something that happens to you, but something you step into.
Handcrafted and made to order in my Montana studio, each pendant is individually cut, forged, and textured by hand. Subtle variations in surface and line reflect the living nature of the handmade process — no two are exactly alike.
An original form. A line drawn with intention.
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