vaguelyhumanoid
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Woah, great site! Don't think I've heard of it before.
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Do you wear any religious jewelry?
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Woah, great site! Don't think I've heard of it before.
They're called torcs. They're pretty cool. You can buy them from various places.
http://www.craftycelts.com/Style/Torcs.html
Sees
Dragonslayer
I actually found them on Etsy and talked to the owner for a bit before ordering stuff from them. Liked the attitude and the owner, blacksmiths, etc. also being pagans themselves. Always picky with anything ritualistic or symbolic.
I have an OM pendent and a few deity pendants.
Aset's Flames
Viperine Asetian
I wear a silver ankh on a necklace.
I have a gold cross with a Jesus carved on it.
I want to get a gold aum but I already wear two necklaces so maybe later lol
I want to get a gold aum but I already wear two necklaces so maybe later lol
I wear a small Mjölnir pendant around my neck on a leather cord. The Pendant is carved from a Meteorite.
Pastek
Sunni muslim
I used to wear a necklace with "Allah" pendant but it was problematic for the toilets.
Some put the pendant in their mouth when they enter in toilets.
I sometimes wear a moon pendant but never the hand (khamsa) as it's a superstition for me and talismans are forbidden in Islam.
Some put the pendant in their mouth when they enter in toilets.
I sometimes wear a moon pendant but never the hand (khamsa) as it's a superstition for me and talismans are forbidden in Islam.
I don't wear jewellery. Can I claim that as atheist jewellery??
Hmmm... well I do. Sometimes when I feel I need a bit of "sense of security" or "safety" (? - hard to describe), I wear the Sikh kara, an attractive iron wrist-let, initiated Sikhs wear it but also worn by even non-Sikh Indians so there is no strict rule about this. I first took to the idea when asking about the wrist-let worn by a very close male Hindu Panjabi friend who, though a Hindu, would also wear on occasion with the same idea. I purchased mine at a Gurudwara.
Other items worn, include often certain rings based astrology or "cures" and such. I have my "stone" such as Yellow Sapphire, and Moon Stone. Or I wear jewelry such as a Ganesha coin. Or I may carry a "temple token coin" in my pocket - though this is not really jewelry but is nice coins (all old, collectibles, often more than 100 years old, typically Hanuman coin).
I have varous rings, such as American Indian, that could be considered "charms", not really religious. I also sometimes wear small "lucky charms" such as a bell, a clover symbol on charm, or a small horseshoe charm, actually all pretty much "traditional" charms. But that is more magic than religion. I also may wear magic rings I get from those "Majik" or "Dragon" or "Tarot" type shops or from magicals.
Other items worn, include often certain rings based astrology or "cures" and such. I have my "stone" such as Yellow Sapphire, and Moon Stone. Or I wear jewelry such as a Ganesha coin. Or I may carry a "temple token coin" in my pocket - though this is not really jewelry but is nice coins (all old, collectibles, often more than 100 years old, typically Hanuman coin).
I have varous rings, such as American Indian, that could be considered "charms", not really religious. I also sometimes wear small "lucky charms" such as a bell, a clover symbol on charm, or a small horseshoe charm, actually all pretty much "traditional" charms. But that is more magic than religion. I also may wear magic rings I get from those "Majik" or "Dragon" or "Tarot" type shops or from magicals.
Digital_Monk
Member
I haven't worn jewelry in many years. Used to have my left ear pierced, but I haven't put a ring through it for a long time. I never had much use for wearing watches or rings or anything like that.
The Emperor of Mankind
Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
I wear a Vergina Sun pendant every time I go out, more or less. Usually I wear a leafy man pendant as well to represent Dionysus. I had a seashell pendant for a little while for Aphrodite but it fell off during a group ritual and I never found it. If the mood takes me I sometimes also wear a yin-yang, a triskelion or a Cernunnos pendant. I try not to have too many on at once or I clink when I walk.
