Understanding the symbols in our medallions may inspire you and enhance your journey of self-discovery. Each has its origin in ancient stone carvings, pottery, or other artifacts, and many were inspired by myth and legend.
Strong and sleek, the hawk commands attention both in nature and symbolism. Physically, it is built for swift flight, with razor-sharp vision that can detect prey from miles above, and keen reflexes that turn motion into mastery. Symbolically, across cultures, the hawk plays many roles: as a messenger between worlds,...
The honey bee is both humble and heroic: small in size but mighty in function. Physically, bees build complex hives, communicate through dances, work together for the colony’s benefit, and produce honey, a sweet treat valued in many cultures. Symbolically, they have long stood for industry, community, eloquence (thanks to the...
Across various cultures, the horse has been revered as a symbol of freedom, strength, wisdom, and progress. In many ancient societies, it was more than just a mode of transportation; in medieval Europe, it carried nobles into battle and was believed to sense unseen forces, connecting the ordinary with the...
The Hummingbird is a tiny creature with astonishing abilities, swirling, darting, and gathering nectar from delicate flowers. The Hummingbird has been regarded in many cultures as a messenger of joy, agility, and connection between worlds. In Meso- and South America, the Hummingbird was seen as a messenger from ancestors or...
The lion, with its golden mane and regal stance, has inspired awe for thousands of years. Known as the "King of Beasts," it symbolizes courage, leadership, and strength that come from confidence rather than aggression. In Egyptian temples, lions guarded gateways as protectors of sacred balance; in Christian art, they...
In Minoan Crete, dolphins frequently appeared in palace frescoes and sacred vessels, symbolizing joy, intelligence, and a strong connection with the sea. Ancient Mediterranean cultures viewed dolphins as benevolent helpers of humans — rescuers, guides, and messengers that bridged the divine and mortal worlds. In Greek mythology, they held sacred...
The octopus, a marvel of intelligence and adaptability, is often seen as a symbol of mystery, creativity, and transformation. With three hearts, blue blood, and the ability to change color and texture instantly, this ocean creature is both powerful and elusive. In various mythologies, it symbolizes the eternal dance between...
The raven is one of the world’s most enduring symbols, a creature of mystery, intelligence, and transformation. Along the West Coast, from California to Alaska, Raven appears as both benefactor and trickster in the oral traditions of many Indigenous peoples. He brings light to the world, teaches humans resourcefulness, and...
The rooster has long served as a symbol of light and alertness. Throughout various cultures, it represents pride, honesty, and the confidence to stand firm in one’s truth. In Chinese tradition, it is one of the twelve zodiac signs, signifying fidelity, good luck, and protection, linked to the yang energy...
