Ring · Transformation
Celtic Spirit Snake
by Peter Stone
A patterned serpent changes direction several times without breaking the line of its body.
For big life changes
Transformation- A winding body allowing a changed course
- Experience retained in the continuing interlace
- The lifted head attending to what follows
- Open loops giving change its needed room
- WaterSoftens and carries
- EarthStabilizes and roots
- SacralBody & pleasure
- RootFoundation & safety
The reading
A long silver serpent curls into open loops, its raised head above a body covered in interlaced knotwork.
The bends give it room to change direction while remaining one continuous creature. Transformation appears as an adjustment made with one's experience intact, rather than a demand to discard everything that came before.
How to wear it
The symbol
The knotwork follows the snake through its turns instead of stopping where the body bends. That continuing pattern suggests knowledge carried into unfamiliar circumstances. The lifted head
The material
Sterling Silver forms the serpent's head, patterned body and curling tail. Raised edges catch light around the darker interlace, making the continuing detail visible through each change in direction.
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