Jasper, metal.
Agate, Swarovski crystals, painting.
Polymer clay, painting.
Jasper, glass.
Plaster, metal.
Amber, glass.
White corals, glass.
Plaster, metal.
Various models.
Polymer clay, glass, metal.
Keramiplast clay, metal.
Jasper, metal.
Sardonyx, polymer clay, metal.
Jasper, olive wood, metal.
Glass, metal.
Swarovski crystals, glass, metal.
Rose quartz, glass, silver-plated copper.
Arabic coins, metal.
"Think of the power of the universe – turning the Earth, growing the trees.
That's the same power within you – if you'll only have the courage and the will to use it." – Ch. Chaplin
What is the difference between an ordinary jewellery and an amulet or a talisman? Ordinary jewellery is usually created for beauty. It can have its own meaning and significance as an artwork. It can also have certain properties thanks to the materials used. Amulets and talismans are more than jewellery. They are created for a specific person, according to certain canons and rituals, when every detail is important, even time. Information and energy are added to them. If we were to compare an ordinary jewellery with a composition of details, then an amulet and a talisman could be compared to a working computer with an installed program.
Is an amulet and a talisman the same thing? An amulet (Latin: amulētum – dispelling, warding off evil) is an item, intended for protection. It can store energy, radiate energy, harmonize energy flows. A talisman (Greek: telesma – religious ritual, ceremony, completion, something, that has been consecrated) not only protects, but is also like a small assistant and guide that can attract certain favorable circumstances into life.