Do you wear any religious jewelry?

Sees said:

Here are some other angles for it

https://www.wulflund.com/jewelry/am...s/thor-s-hammer-oseberg-style-norway-tin.html

Lots of cool items there for various traditions.

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Woah, great site! Don't think I've heard of it before.

Princeps Eugenius said:

Hmm. Perhaps if you wear this kind of celtic collar than you wont be considered naked. Some gaul tribes actually wore those collar in battle and thought their bodies were magically protected from any harm. They were totally naked apart from it.


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They're called torcs. They're pretty cool. You can buy them from various places.

http://www.craftycelts.com/Style/Torcs.html

vaguelyhumanoid said:

Woah, great site! Don't think I've heard of it before.

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I actually found them on Etsy and talked to the owner for a bit before ordering stuff from them. Liked the attitude and the owner, blacksmiths, etc. also being pagans themselves. Always picky with anything ritualistic or symbolic.

I wear a star of David pendant sometimes. I always wear a kippah, but that's technically clothing rather than jewelry.

I have an OM pendent and a few deity pendants.

I wear a silver ankh on a necklace.

I wear a Was scepter.

I have a gold cross with a Jesus carved on it.
I want to get a gold aum but I already wear two necklaces so maybe later lol

I used to wear a necklace with "Allah" pendant but it was problematic for the toilets.
Some put the pendant in their mouth when they enter in toilets.

I sometimes wear a moon pendant but never the hand (khamsa) as it's a superstition for me and talismans are forbidden in Islam.

Nope. I don't see any benefit to wearing such a thing and frankly my appearance already strongly reflects my religion, so its not like I need to carry a sign on me.

I wear a Star of David on a thin chain that my wife bought me when in Aruba but I wear it under my clothing.

I have The Sacred Chao tattooed on my thigh. Not sure that counts as jewelry though.



No inscription though.

Lessee. I've got twelve rings on my fingers & thumbs and a Valknot/Swastika pendant(obviously that bit is on the reverse).

I don't wear jewellery. Can I claim that as atheist jewellery??

I wear a silver chain around the neck with a crucifix and a St Benedict's medal attached.

Hmmm... well I do. Sometimes when I feel I need a bit of "sense of security" or "safety" (? - hard to describe), I wear the Sikh kara, an attractive iron wrist-let, initiated Sikhs wear it but also worn by even non-Sikh Indians so there is no strict rule about this. I first took to the idea when asking about the wrist-let worn by a very close male Hindu Panjabi friend who, though a Hindu, would also wear on occasion with the same idea. I purchased mine at a Gurudwara.

Other items worn, include often certain rings based astrology or "cures" and such. I have my "stone" such as Yellow Sapphire, and Moon Stone. Or I wear jewelry such as a Ganesha coin. Or I may carry a "temple token coin" in my pocket - though this is not really jewelry but is nice coins (all old, collectibles, often more than 100 years old, typically Hanuman coin).

I have varous rings, such as American Indian, that could be considered "charms", not really religious. I also sometimes wear small "lucky charms" such as a bell, a clover symbol on charm, or a small horseshoe charm, actually all pretty much "traditional" charms. But that is more magic than religion. I also may wear magic rings I get from those "Majik" or "Dragon" or "Tarot" type shops or from magicals.

I haven't worn jewelry in many years. Used to have my left ear pierced, but I haven't put a ring through it for a long time. I never had much use for wearing watches or rings or anything like that.

I wear a Vergina Sun pendant every time I go out, more or less. Usually I wear a leafy man pendant as well to represent Dionysus. I had a seashell pendant for a little while for Aphrodite but it fell off during a group ritual and I never found it. If the mood takes me I sometimes also wear a yin-yang, a triskelion or a Cernunnos pendant. I try not to have too many on at once or I clink when I walk.

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