# Sterling Pentacle Charm

> An old ward in a small, exact geometry: a sterling silver pentacle about the width of a coin, its star recessed and darkened, on a fine sterling chain.

Price: 34.00 USD · in stock

## About
Five points, one unbroken line, and a circle to hold them. Worn under a collar or in plain view, the pentacle is one of the oldest small geometries a person can carry through the day.This charm is made from recycled sterling silver, stamped .925 on the reverse: a disc about the width of a coin. The lines of the star are recessed and slightly darkened, so the pattern reads clearly even from across a room, and a narrow beveled rim keeps the circle from feeling flat. Its brushed matte finish comes from a light acid bath rather than mechanical buffing, which keeps the fine detail crisp instead of softening it.The pentagram set within a circle appears on Babylonian pottery and was used by Pythagorean philosophers as a sign of health and proportion. In contemporary Wiccan and pagan practice the five points stand for earth, air, fire, water and spirit, bound into one continuous line, and the symbol has long been worn as a personal ward.DetailsRecycled sterling silver, stamped .925About the width of a coin, brushed matte finishRecessed, darkened star with a narrow beveled rimFine sterling chain with spring-ring clasp, attachedHow to useWear it daily, or reserve it for particular workings. The chain comes attached but is easily swapped for a cord.A small, exact geometry to carry against an inexact day.