Symbolism-Medallions
Wildflower Garden
Not intentionally planted or cultivated, the wildflower grows free.
Family Tree
With shared roots and links to the past, tree branches remain connected as they reach towards the future.
Moon Face
Shining down from the sky, the moon is a guide, a keeper of time, and a symbol of continuous evolution and transformation.
Sun Face
The powerful sun grows gardens to sustain life, and spreads warmth and joy upon the earth.
Evergreen Forest
A place to feel lost with wonder and the possibility of adventure and exploration.
Hamsa
A powerful talisman to ward off the evil eye and to protect us from our own negative thoughts and insecurities.
Mountain
Known for calmness and permanence, a symbol of overcoming obstacles or making progress towards a dream.
SUN, MOON + STARS
The sun’s warm glow, and the moon’s cool evening light find balance when side by side.
Mushroom
Known to be magical and transportative, the mushroom roots us in the earth, while also providing the gift of wonder.
Evil Eye
A protective amulet thought to ward off the evil spirits and bad luck.
Silver Linings
A break in the clouds brings hope and sunshine.
Peace Dove
The flying dove with an olive branch in her beak is an emblem of peace and love.
Moon
Celebrating the natural rhythms of the universe, the moon is a symbol of light, feminine energy and our movement through the phases of time.
BEE
When we are in community with others, we can accomplish great things.
BIRD IN BERRIES
A symbol of new beginnings, and the freedom to hunt for the nourishment we need.
PINE TREE
Standing tall through all seasons, the evergreen pine imparts wisdom and longevity to withstand life’s changes.
Olive Branch
Characterised by its strength, the olive branch represents the courage it takes to extend the gift of peace and forgiveness.
Skull
A powerful reminder of the natural cycle of life and the importance of making the most of everyday.
Bear
Emblematic of grounding forces and strength, inspiring to those who need courage, and a powerful guide and protector.
Snake
The snake’s ability to shed her own skin and begin anew, makes her a symbol of transformation and renewal, and a celebration of one’s inner power.