Posted by Christine L on 5th Aug 2015
Yin YangYin Yang is a Chinese symbol representing the perfect balance. Yin Yang is a modern way of originally saying Ying Yang.In many ways, it means that there is good in bad, and bad in good. Yin being the 'bad' or 'dark' one, and Yang being the 'good' or 'light' one. In Yin there is Yang, and in Yang there is Yin. They balance each other out.In other ways, it also shows how opposites attract. Sources: Yin and Yang Personalities… Read more
Posted by Christine L on 3rd Aug 2015
Who here is an August baby? Did you know your birthstone is the Peridot stone? Here's another question, have you ever wondered where birthstone's come from? Experts believe it comes from way back, from the bible. Read more about it here: http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-were-birthstone...Check out our collection :)Sources: How Were Birthstones Chosen for Each Month?… Read more
Posted by Christine on 31st Jul 2015
A bow and arrow does not have to be a Valentine's day reference, although everyday can be Valentine's Day if you want it too! Cupid is the most famous Valentine's Day symbol, and he's always armed with a bow and arrow. The arrows signify desires and emotions of love, and Cupid aims those arrows at people, causing them to fall deeply in love.However, bows and arrows are also used as a weapon, either for hunting or other activities. &nb… Read more
Posted by Christine L on 30th Jul 2015
The Hamsa Hand is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolizing the Hand of God. In all faiths it is a protective sign. It brings it’s owner happiness, luck, health, and good fortune.It is also known as the Hand of Miriam, Aaron and Moses’s sister, and the Hand of Fatima.The hamsa hand has two main styles: - One style is shaped like a regular hand - The other has two symmetrical thumbsThe second of the two styles is the most popular.The… Read more
