This naturally holed Flint Hag stone is one that I found on a beach in Dorset. It’s spent 6 weeks in my stone tumbler being smoothed and polished into a gorgeous, tactile pendant.
It hangs on a generous length of waxed cotton cord with loose ends so you can tie it to the length you desire along with a reclaimed ceramic bead.
I carefully select hag stones for their beauty - this one is lovely and Tactile and interesting to hold.
It's about 2.5cm long.
Stones with Holes through them are thought, in folklore, to be very lucky and are used to draw luck to you and also for protection. It is also thought that one can see through the veils into the fey realms by looking through the hole. The are also called hag stones, adder stones and sometimes chicken gods! It's interesting to google names and stories.
A perfect gift for someone who needs some extra luck in their lives, or for yourself.
This naturally holed Flint Hag stone is one that I found on a beach in Dorset. It’s spent 6 weeks in my stone tumbler being smoothed and polished into a gorgeous, tactile pendant.
It hangs on a generous length of waxed cotton cord with loose ends so you can tie it to the length you desire along with a reclaimed ceramic bead.
I carefully select hag stones for their beauty - this one is lovely and Tactile and interesting to hold.
It's about 2.5cm long.
Stones with Holes through them are thought, in folklore, to be very lucky and are used to draw luck to you and also for protection. It is also thought that one can see through the veils into the fey realms by looking through the hole. The are also called hag stones, adder stones and sometimes chicken gods! It's interesting to google names and stories.
A perfect gift for someone who needs some extra luck in their lives, or for yourself.
