Adder Stone Earrings

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Hand-carved in wax and cast into sterling silver or bronze. Abstract, organic design inspired by Adder Stones.

Due to the nature of hand carving and the organic design, small variations may occur.
Approximately 3” long
Made to order 3-4 weeks
“Adder Stones have a round hole that penetrates through the stone, created by long exposures to liquid erosion. The stones were often strung up in barns and across the entryways of homes as a barrier to prevent evil. With origins rooted in ancient Druidic practices, folklore narrates rituals centered around protection, restoration, and healing. Other names: Witch Stone, Serpent’s Eggs, Hag Stones, and Fairy Stones. It is also believed that if you look through the holes, you will be able to see into the fairy world.”

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Hand-carved in wax and cast into sterling silver or bronze. Abstract, organic design inspired by Adder Stones.

Due to the nature of hand carving and the organic design, small variations may occur.
Approximately 3” long
Made to order 3-4 weeks
“Adder Stones have a round hole that penetrates through the stone, created by long exposures to liquid erosion. The stones were often strung up in barns and across the entryways of homes as a barrier to prevent evil. With origins rooted in ancient Druidic practices, folklore narrates rituals centered around protection, restoration, and healing. Other names: Witch Stone, Serpent’s Eggs, Hag Stones, and Fairy Stones. It is also believed that if you look through the holes, you will be able to see into the fairy world.”

Hand-carved in wax and cast into sterling silver or bronze. Abstract, organic design inspired by Adder Stones.

Due to the nature of hand carving and the organic design, small variations may occur.
Approximately 3” long
Made to order 3-4 weeks
“Adder Stones have a round hole that penetrates through the stone, created by long exposures to liquid erosion. The stones were often strung up in barns and across the entryways of homes as a barrier to prevent evil. With origins rooted in ancient Druidic practices, folklore narrates rituals centered around protection, restoration, and healing. Other names: Witch Stone, Serpent’s Eggs, Hag Stones, and Fairy Stones. It is also believed that if you look through the holes, you will be able to see into the fairy world.”