Charms with Description Cards
From the smallest acorn grows the mightiest oak. Sacred to the Gods in many traditions, the acorn is a symbol of strength, wisdom, good luck and potential.
The anchor is a symbol of stability and security, keeping the ship from drifting into danger. It's associated with resilience, courage, and new starts in life.
The first things balloons bring to mind are joy and celebration, but their lightness also represents independence and freedom. In dreams, floating balloons represent an escape from anxiety.
Boats represent adventure, change, travel and the spiritual journey. They are symbolic of protection and navigation, taking us to new places across the waters of our emotions.
With its ability to completely transform during its life cycle, the butterfly represents transformation. Butterflies are also believed to be spiritual messengers, allowing communication with the afterlife.
The animal associated with the Zodiac sign Cancer. The crab is a symbol of courage and determination. Its hard shell represents strength and stability, and its ability to regenerate when injured is symbolic of growth and rebirth.
The dragonfly's lifecycle, from a creature of the water to one of the air makes them a symbol of change and transformation. Dragonflies represent happiness and positive messages from the afterlife.
The dragonfly's lifecycle, from a creature of the water to one of the air makes them a symbol of change and transformation. Dragonflies represent happiness and positive messages from the afterlife.
The frog symbolises change and growth in its transformation from tadpole to frog. Its ability to move between the elements of air and water represents adaptability. It's also associated with joy, fertility and prosperity.
Because ladybirds eat pests, they're considered to be good luck and symbols of protection for crops. Their ability to hibernate over winter represents adaptability and resiliency.
The ability of some lizards to lose and regenerate their tails makes them a symbol of regeneration, survival and healing. Lizards live in a wide range of environments, representing flexibility and adaptability.
The lock with its key represents freedom and the opening of new paths in our lives. Together, the lock and key represent connection and partnership.
The rooster's confident demeanour symbolises ambition and strength while his dawn crow represents punctuality. The rooster is a powerful symbol of masculine energy and bravery in defending your flock, representing alertness and vigilance.
Sailors consider the seahorse a symbol of good luck, believing seahorses will guide the souls of any who drown safely to the afterlife. The seahorse represents nurture, fatherhood, partnership and persistence.
Sailors consider the seahorse a symbol of good luck, believing seahorses will guide the souls of any who drown safely to the afterlife. The seahorse represents nurture, fatherhood, partnership and persistence.
The helm or ship's wheel is a symbol of control over one's destiny, empowering you to steer your life in the right direction.
While the most common association of the skull is death, it's also the home of the brain, representing wisdom, knowledge and reflection. They can also represent remembrance of our passed loved ones.
Used for centuries for navigation, stars symbolise guidance, enlightenment and protection from the darkness. They represent achievement and fame dating back to myths where great heroes were honoured by being placed among the stars.
The stork is traditionally associated with the arrival of a new baby, but it is also a symbol of new beginnings in general. Storks mate for life, making them strongly symbolic of trust, loyalty, and strong relationships.
From imprinted keepsakes to songs, the tiny feet are one of the things we associate with a new baby. Feet and footprints also represent journeys, travel and new beginnings.
"Clef" is the French word for "key", representing not just the musical key but the ability to unlock information as the clef instructs a musician in how to read a piece of music.
Popularised by the masked balls of the Renaissance period, the Venetian mask is a symbol of mystique, celebration, performance and equality through anonymity.