Pendant · Strength
Templar Cross with NA Symbol
by Peter Stone
A square set on its point occupies the cross's open center, with a three-loop knot on each flared arm.
Carry what is heavy
Strength- A central square giving a chosen commitment definition
- Four flared arms welcoming support from several directions
- Returning knots recognizing help as a continuing relationship
- Space inside the emblem preserving a person's own account
- EarthStabilizes and roots
- MetalSharpens and structures
- RootFoundation & safety
- HeartConnection
The reading
An open square inside a circle centers a sterling silver cross whose four flared arms carry trinity knots.
Named by the maker as the NA symbol, that spare center contrasts with its interlaced surroundings, suggesting a personal commitment supported by relationships without being replaced by other people's expectations.
How to wear it
Tap the pendant to move it in or out.
Worn out · projects
Ask for specific help while speaking for your own experience.
Over your clothes, visible to others.
The symbol
Each arm widens away from the central circle, and its knot faces back toward the meeting point. Support therefore has more than one approach, while the center remains open, allowing someone
The material
Sterling Silver forms the open central emblem, broad cross arms, raised knots and bail. Bright outlines against darker recesses keep the individual mark distinct from its surrounding ornament, giving support a clear but nonintrusive presence.
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