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Weather the Storm

Pendant · Intuition

Weather the Storm

by Clocks and Colours

Silver waves meet cracked brass earth between garnet and blue pietersite.

$239

Sterling Silver · Garnet · Pietersite · Brass · Stainless Steel

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Trust your gut

Intuition
  • A divided field allowing opposing needs to share ground
  • Navigation through turbulence while staying present
  • Contrasting stones holding firmness beside movement
  • Balanced judgment preserved when shelter is uncertain
Elements
  • WaterSoftens and carries
  • FireActivates and transforms
  • EtherOpens the subtle field
Chakras
  • Third EyeVision
  • RootFoundation & safety

The reading

A round sterling silver medallion divides curling waves from a cracked brass field, with red garnet and blue pietersite marking opposing points.

Sea and land meet inside one balanced form. Their different responses to pressure invite judgment about when to adapt and when to hold ground.

How to wear it

Tap the pendant to move it in or out.

Worn out · projects

Decide when to move and when to stand firm.

Over your clothes, visible to others.

The symbol

Moving water and fractured earth hold different responses to pressure, one yielding and one standing firm. The two stones keep both conditions in view, suggesting resilience that can choose when to adapt and when to hold ground.

The material

Sterling Silver forms the round medallion, curling waves, and frame with a cool reflective surface. Its moving water relief gives adaptation a visible half of the design.

Garnet forms the small red point on one side of the medallion. Its ember-like color gives the divided field a grounded mark of presence under pressure.

Pietersite forms the opposing blue point with storm-like bands that shift in the light. Its movement sharpens attention to conditions that are still changing.

Brass forms the warm cracked-earth field opposite the silver waves. Its fixed broken texture represents the ground that holds while water moves.

Stainless Steel forms the chain carrying the land-and-sea medallion. Its daily durability supports the changing judgment between adaptation and holding ground.

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