Celebrate the Goddess within you by wearing a Goddess Coin Pendant in honour of your chosen deity.
These pendants come with either a gold or silver metal chain in a black satin drawstring bag. From the depths of history to this very day, goddesses are considered sacred and are worshipped as the matrix of creation.
These myths demonstrate how divine, feminine energy flows throughout time, interwoven into our legends and artwork. Amongst the goddesses of old, creation, fertility and re-birth are prevalent themes.
In turn, each double-sided pendant from the ‘Goddess Coins’ collection has been designed to give its wearer a feeling of connection to the immense power and sacred feminine energy that its goddess evokes.
Freya:-
Origin: Nordic
Key Attributes: Love, Magic & War.
Freya is old Norse for “lady” and is the name given to the Norse goddess of love. She rides a carriage drawn by cats and is connected with wealth and magic whilst she also hand-picks up to half of all fallen battlefield warriors that enter into Odin's ‘Hall of Valhalla’.
Sekhmet
Origin: Egyptian
Key Attributes: Courage, Sun & Medicine.
Depicted as the body of a woman and a lion’s head adorned with a sun disc, Sekhmet was created from the fire of the sun god Ra. She is the goddess of the hot desert sun, chaos and war, associated both with disease and healing.
Cerridwen
Origin: Welsh
Key Attributes: Prophecy, Witchcraft, Inspiration.
Cerridwen is considered to be the goddess of poetry and inspiration. She has powers of prophecy and is the keeper of the Cauldron of transfiguration. She brews a potion that makes its’ drinker wise and beautiful, and gives them the ability to shapeshift.
Hecate
Origin: Greek
Key Attributes: Witchcraft, Transformation, Renewal.
Hecate is the goddess of witchcraft, necromancy, the Moon and the night. She is the guardian of the crossroads, the Triple Goddess wielding the power of transformation and renewal. She can cross from the underworld to the physical world with ease.
Ishtar
Origin: Mesopotamic
Key Attributes: Love, Sexuality & War.
The Queen of the Night relief depicts a naked female figure with wings and bird talons, standing atop two lions. She is wearing a head-dress, an elaborate necklace and bracelets on both wrists whilst holding a rod and a ring. It is believed that this relief represents Ishtar, goddess of love, sexuality and war.
Venus
Origin: Palaeolithic Europe
Key Attributes: Fertility, Abundance & Sacred Femininity.
Known as Venus of Willendorf, she is one of the oldest representations of the female form, estimated to have been created during the Palaeolithic period. She is the personification of our Earth and is the Mother of all living things.
Athena
Origin: Greek
Key Attributes: Wisdom, War & Protection.
Athena is a virgin warrior goddess, the sheer embodiment of strategy and wisdom. She was long associated with an owl, representing not only the patron goddess of Athens but also the qualities the citizens admired, including warcraft, reason, strategy and practical skills.
Isis
Origin: Egyptian
Key Attributes: Magic, Womanhood & Re-birth.
Her name translates as “Queen of the Throne” which is reflected in her head-dress. She is the protector of women and the bringer of magic. As the Queen of the Universe and the goddess of womanhood, magic, death, healing and rebirth, she embodies cosmic order.
