Amoghasiddhi

A bronze infinity nāgá on a vintage rope sterling silver chain with a pale turquoise tourmaline.

Great as a daily wear and can pair up to hold your more sacred talimen, crystals and pendants. Cast in bronze, a metal prized across cultures for amplifying ritual and intention - and notably one of the earliest metals used to forge mirrors, reflecting both the outer world and the inner one. Bronze is a wonderful warm alloy, perfect for these sun basking mini Nāgá's.

The infinity Nāgá is inspired by Wadjet, one of the oldest Egyptian goddesses — a symbol of justice, time, heaven, and hell. The serpent represents creative life force: powerful, splendid, and proud. It aids in moving forward with new ideas and values — a force to be reckoned with when overcoming challenges and finding balance between duality and singularity.

The serpent is one of the oldest symbols of the creative life force: forward-moving, adaptive, navigating challenges with ease. On a deeper level it speaks to the balance between duality and unity — light and dark, above and below, self and world. Just as snakes shed their skin, they have long embodied rebirth, transformation, healing, and immortality. To wear one is to carry a quiet reminder that change is not an ending, but a beginning.

Amoghasiddhi is one of the five Dhyani Buddhas (Wisdom Buddhas) in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the all-accomplishing wisdom and the power of fearless, enlightened action. Their chant is “Om Amoghasiddhi Ah Hum”: to cultivate courage, clear obstacles, and ground enlightened action. 

It's no secret how much I, and you, all love tourmaline. Pale turquoise tourmaline linked to the throat and heaty chakra, encourages self forgiveness. Because it captures properties from both green and blue tourmaline, I find it's a really calming stone for growth, strength, emotioinal balance and honest expression. 

Weight: 22 g

Full length: 37.5 cm

Chain length: 30 cm