Pendant · Love
Salem Witch
by Peter Stone
A witch and her cat share a broom inside a ring of stars, with a frank request beneath them.
Open up without folding
Love- A companion welcomed with the life they bring
- Affection spacious enough for an eccentric attachment
- Shared company that leaves personal interests intact
- A witch's frank request leaving pretence behind
- WaterSoftens and carries
- FireActivates and transforms
- HeartConnection
- ThroatVoice
The reading
A seated witch and cat occupy a broom across a starry circle above the words Love Me Love My Broom.
The scene brings a whole little world into a request for affection, suggesting acceptance that includes the attachments and interests a person carries. Closeness becomes more generous when it welcomes those particulars instead of asking them to disappear.
How to wear it
Tap the pendant to move it in or out.
Worn out · projects
Show curiosity about a loved one's unfamiliar source of joy.
Over your clothes, visible to others.
The symbol
The cat keeps its own place beside the witch, while the broom extends beyond the circular frame. Their arrangement leaves companionship compatible with an independent life; the surrounding
The material
Sterling Silver forms the figure, cat, broom, star border and lettered panel. Bright surfaces and dark recesses give the small scene readable detail, making the request for acceptance specific rather than an anonymous declaration.
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