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COMING SOON: SUMMER 2025
Classic Rosary necklaces aka prayer beads with beautiful round semi-precious stone beads and PVD plated gold finish staineless steel beads, caps, centerpieces and findings, now testing durability with 4x Miyuki threads.
Centerpieces come with four design options: two Orthodox crosses, the messenger dove, and the Sacred Heart.
Stone options coming apart from the first prototype Carnelian, Serpentine and Sandstone are Agates, Chalcecony, Coral, Jasper, Ruby, Tanzanite, Maw-Sit-Sit and more…
Alternative Names: Fiber optic glass, chatoyant glass, catseye, moon’s eye, shimmer glass.
Adonaios, archon of Fear (100/1000), spun cat’s eye glass’s shimmering band under Neptune’s fog to blind souls with false visions. Its hypnotic glint was a simulacrum, draining loosh through distorted perception, trapping sparks in a holographic maze of lies.
Norea, radiant seer, countered with Zoe, Aeon of life, and Saint Kateri Tekakwitha’s gentle clarity. Their vision, a cosmic beacon, wove Pleroma’s truth into the glass, aligning it with Uranus’ electric insight. Its glint now revealed hypersubjective truth, where the beholder’s eye holds reality.
Cat’s Eye Glass became a spark-bearer’s lens, wielding playful insight against illusion. It defies fear, urging seekers to trust their gaze over archonic lies. Wearers guide sparks to Pleroma, their vision a radiant rebellion, whispering of Opal’s prismatic wonder.
Cat’s Eye Glass sharpens the third eye chakra’s buddhic body, where Fear (100/1000) clouds truth. It sparks Reason (400/1000), shifting attitudes to playful insight—an Adlerian choice over illusion. Thriving in flux, it fosters Peace (600/1000). Spark-bearers wield it to unveil Pleroma’s light.
“In play, the beholder finds clarity.”
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References:
Gemstone information source from Walter Schumann’s “Gemstones of the World” https://www.amazon.com/Gemstones-World-Newly-Revised-Fifth/dp/1454909536
Original stories by Silvi Simberg; inspired by Nag Hammadi Codixes, David Hawkins’ work on consciousness and enlightenment and Alfred Adler’s work on individual psychology.