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Star Wheel Emblem

Stars arranged around a shared centre give this emblem its sense of order, turning the rotating appearance of the night sky into a modern symbol of balance and orientation.

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Merchants Marks£0.99

St Clement's Sandwich Wine Merchant Mark

Unidentified merchant mark at St Clement’s, Sandwich, probably associated with the wine trade.

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Pictish Symbols£0.99

Near the foot of the Monymusk Stone in Aberdeenshire is a horizontally arranged stepped form conventionally known as the Step Sign. Its modern name describes the geometry of the carving, while its original Pictish significance remains unknown.

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Storm Balance Device

A storm is anything but still, which is exactly why symmetry matters here: the device sets violent movement against a stable centre and asks what balance means under pressure.

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Storm Knife Emblem

The storm supplies movement, uncertainty and forces beyond control; the knife adds a fixed edge and direction. Together they form a modern maritime-flash emblem for holding balance when conditions turn hostile and continuing through turbulence rather than waiting for calm.

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Sublimation Sign

A contemporary sign inspired by sublimation, the alchemical process in which material is driven upward and re-formed, interpreted here through purification, ascent and renewal.

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Sulfur Glyph

A contemporary rendering of the alchemical sulfur sign, drawing on historical sulfur notation while keeping material brimstone distinct from philosophical and later occult meanings.

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Sulphur Capsule Amulet

A fourth-century Romano-British gold capsule from the Thetford Treasure, sealed around sulphur whose intended protective or medicinal action remains unknown.

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Sun Fire Emblem

Radiance links Sun and flame visually even though their physics are very different, giving this emblem a bold language of warmth, vitality and sustained power.

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Sunflower

Victorian flower dictionaries did not give the sunflower one universal meaning: Kate Greenaway distinguished dwarf sunflower as adoration and tall sunflower as haughtiness.

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Sun Halo Frame

A ring of light encircling the Sun gives this frame an unusual stillness, transforming a real atmospheric effect into a symbol of hope, renewal, focus, and calm.

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Swallow Knife Mark

The swallow carries strong associations with sailors, journeys and return, while the knife belongs to the wider language of wartime flash. Combined here, they create a modern emblem for finding a way home through danger and uncertainty.

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Swallow Sign

A swallow in sailor tattoo tradition carries the pull of home across distance, making this sign especially suited to return, loyalty, hope, memory, and the promise of finding one's way back.

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Sweet Violet

The sweet violet was a nineteenth-century floral emblem of modesty, its low-growing, fragrant blooms lending themselves naturally to the period's language of restrained virtue.

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Eastern Star Symbols£0.99

Sword and Veil

The sword and veil associated with Adah, the blue point of the Order of the Eastern Star, teaching duty, fidelity, and moral courage.

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Taino Zemi Cohoba Stand

This Taino stone figure was likely used as a stand during cohoba ceremony; its context also requires distinguishing the carved object from zemi as spiritual and vital presence.

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Tau Cross

The simple T-shaped Tau Cross became closely associated with Saint Anthony and the medieval Antonines, linking Christian devotion with care for the sick and hopes for healing and protection.

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Tear Drop Emblem

Reduced to a single tear, grief becomes intimate rather than monumental: a small mark for sorrow, love, compassion, and the way remembrance can condense an entire relationship into one visible sign of absence.

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Temple Lintel Mark

A contemporary architectural emblem inspired by ancient Egyptian decorated lintels and doorway zones, where inscriptions and divine or royal imagery framed important thresholds.

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Theosophical Symbols£0.99

Theosophical Society Seal

The composite emblem of the Theosophical Society, combining symbols drawn from several religious and philosophical traditions.

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Thomas Horton Wool Merchant Mark

Merchant mark of Wiltshire wool merchant Thomas Horton.

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Thomas Howell Draper's Mark

Personal merchant mark of London draper Thomas Howell.

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Thomas Parnell / Thomas Pearce Goldsmith Mark

London posy-ring maker’s mark attributed to Thomas Parnell or possibly Thomas Pearce.

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Thorn Circle Emblem

A circle defines a limit; thorns make that limit difficult to cross. This original emblem turns two simple visual ideas into a clear statement about protection, resilience and the right to decide where a boundary lies.

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