“Hindu and Tibetan Aum signs symbolise ‘All that Is’ and bookend meditation, while the Garnet channels positive energy and self-confidence. This piece is a reminder that at any time we can tune in and find our inner Zen.”

“Hindu and Tibetan Aum signs symbolise ‘All that Is’ and bookend meditation. The Zircon is regarded as a talisman for travellers. This piece is a reminder that at any time we can tune in and find our inner Zen.”

“Aum symbolises a sacred sound used in meditation. Placing the pendant at the base of the neck near the throat chakra reminds us of the power of words, and of expressing ourselves with the highest intent.”

“Aum symbolises a sacred sound used in meditation. Placing the pendant at the base of the neck near the throat chakra reminds us of the power of words, and of expressing ourselves with the highest intent.”

“Tibetan Aum signs symbolise the sacred sound used in prayers and meditation, bringing us to a place where we can truly hear our inner self and be guided to enlightenment.”

“Tibetan Aum signs symbolise the sacred sound used in prayers and meditation, bringing us to a place where we can truly hear our inner self and be guided to enlightenment.”

“The leaf symbolises growth, hope and the life of all beings in the universe. I wanted to share the simple joy of bearing witness to the re-awakening of life and possibility that each new season affords.”

“The white lotus flower, represented by white diamonds, refers to purity of the mind and the spirit; fully bloomed and open it represents full enlightenment.”

“The lotus with freshwater pearl refers to rebirth and renewal. Emerging from murky water into the sun above, for me it represents overcoming obstacles in search of enlightenment.”

“The lotus flower is an auspicious symbol in Chinese and Tibetan iconography. With a freshwater pearl and leaf, it symbolises growth, hope, rebirth and renewal.”

“The white lotus, represented by white diamonds, is known to symbolise Bodhi - awakening - and represents a state of mental purity and spiritual perfection.”

“The lotus represents rebirth; the dawn after one’s darkest day, a renaissance of beliefs or the ability to see past wrongs. This lotus is considered to be the womb of the world.”

“The lotus and leaf symbolise fertility and life. Ancient Egyptians associated the lotus with the Sun, which disappeared in the night only to re-emerge in the morning reborn, shining and pure.”

“Freshwater pearl promotes sincerity, truth and loyalty; it soothes, calms, yet focuses attention. It is thought to give wisdom through experience and to quicken the laws of karma.”

“Leaves depict hope, renewal, and revival, and are symbolic of fertility and growth. In the Chinese tradition the leaves of the Cosmic Tree represent all of the beings in the universe.”

“Leaves depict hope, renewal, and revival, and are symbolic of fertility and growth. In the Chinese tradition the leaves of the Cosmic Tree represent all of the beings in the universe.”

“Leaves depict hope, renewal, and revival, and are symbolic of fertility and growth. In the Chinese tradition the leaves of the Cosmic Tree represent all of the beings in the universe.”

“Leaves depict hope, renewal, and revival, and are symbolic of fertility and growth. In the Chinese tradition the leaves of the Cosmic Tree represent all of the beings in the universe.”

“The snake represents kundalini energy, a creative life force and symbol of transformation and healing. One of my favourite pieces, it gives me confidence and reminds me of my power.”

“The spirit of the snake is connected to life force and primal energy. This small, discreet ring gives me an inner confidence while reminding me of my power.”

“The spirit of the snake is connected to life force and primal energy. This small, discreet ring gives me an inner confidence while reminding me of my power.”

“Snakes symbolise release, both of old ways of thinking and of things that don’t serve us in our lives. They represent renewal and rebirth – an umbilical cord joining all humans to Mother Earth.”

“The most widespread and oldest of mythological symbols, snakes have throughout history been worshipped as guardians. The snake’s coils envelope and protect against harmful words and influences.”

“The pentagram is an ancient symbol representing the five elements: earth, fire, water, air, and spirit. I combined it with an infinity symbol to show an everlasting power of love and light.”

“The pentagram is believed to be a potent guard against evil, and this pendant’s enclosing circle brings the wearer universal wisdom and protection. It reminds me to have love and power in my heart.”

“The upward point of the pentagram represents the spirit; the other four points earth, air, fire, and water. Wearing these earrings I can hear and feel the connection with the elements and respect for the earth.”

“Sapphire is a stone of wisdom and intuition, bringing clarity and joy as it restores balance within the body. Diamonds meanwhile symbolise love, enhancing the power of other crystals. These earrings remind me to hear with love.”

“All the green of nature is concentrated within the Emerald. It opens and nurtures the heart and the Heart Chakra, soothing and healing all levels of the being, and bringing freshness and vitality to the spirit.”

“From the Sanskrit word for circle or wheel, chakras are energy points along the spine. Snakes represent kundalini energy, reaching for spiritual enlightenment and reminding the wearer of their power.”

“Lakshmi is the Hindu Goddess of love, wealth and prosperity – both spiritual and material – and the embodiment of beauty. In the ancient scriptures of India, all women are declared to be embodiments of her.”

“Known as the ‘stone of opportunity’, green Aventurine is thought to be the luckiest of all crystals. It releases old patterns, habits and disappointments, and has allowed me to move forward and embrace change.”