Wicca symbol stones black agate SET 6 x

Wicca Pagan symbol stones made of rock crystal, packed in sets of 6 in a velvet bag.
Handmade natural products: the colors and shapes may have natural differences.

​The meaning of the six symbols:
The five-pointed star in a circle is the most well-known pagan symbol and is usually used to identify oneself as a pagan or witch. The five points represent the four elements plus ether, united by the circle. A five-pointed star without the surrounding circle is sometimes called a pentagram, or more commonly a drude foot. Based on numerology, the five points symbolize the earth element and can therefore be used as an earth symbol on an altar.

The triple moon is a goddess symbol and represents maiden, mother and crone in the form of the waxing, full and waning moon. This symbol represents female energy, its mystical and psychic abilities. It is often found on crowns or corresponding headdresses and is worn specifically by high priestesses.

In its traditional meaning, the ankh symbolizes “eternal life”. This symbol can be found in countless ancient Egyptian images, usually in the hand of a god or pharaoh, as a demonstration of their immortality. In these illustrations the ankh is held in its loop rather than at its end. The ankh symbol is common among pagans, and it may be a less shocking sight to others than, for example, the pentagram, thanks to its resemblance to the Christian cross.

The triskele or triple spiral comes in many variations. The one shown here clearly illustrates the original symbol. The triskele is of Celtic origin and represents the power of life and rebirth. The symbol combines the spiral (often used to illustrate the circle of life) with the sacred number three, the meaning of which we have already encountered with the three goddesses (see above). This symbol is also considered a triskele or triskelion.

As far as spirituality is concerned, the spiral symbol represents the path from external consciousness (materialism, external perception, ego) to internal being (enlightenment, the invisible being, nirvana, cosmic awareness). This movement between the inner (intuitive, intangible) world and the outer (factual, manifested) world is symbolized in the spirals of the archetypal rings. They mark the evolution of humanity on both a personal and societal level. More than that, in terms of rebirth or growth, the spiral symbol can represent the consciousness of nature, starting from the core or center and then expanding outward. This is the way of all things, as most mystical schools see it. As we gain a more expansive awareness of spiritual meanings, we can contemplate their manifestations in the natural world.

The Horned God symbol is often overlooked in Wicca because people believe that Wicca is a "goddess religion." Although this may be true in some cases (the Dianic Wicca tradition), one of the most important principles of Wicca is the balance between all things: light/dark, hate/love, negative/positive, cup/sword....Goddess/ God.