Symbols

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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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CommercialLoveHistorically supported

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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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CommercialHumilityHistorically supported

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Heraldry & Emblems£0.99

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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CommercialFaithHealingProtectionHistorically supported

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Gothic & Memento Mori£0.99

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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CommercialDeathCompassionMemoryHistorically supported

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Occult & Esoteric£0.99

Threshold Key Mark

A threshold separates one space from another; a key decides whether passage is possible. This original mark combines them as an emblem of access, permission and the responsibility that comes with choosing what may enter, leave or remain protected.

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CommercialGuidanceProtectionTransformationHistorically supported

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Norse & Rune-Inspired£0.99

Thurisaz

Later rune traditions connect this character with both thorn and dangerous giant-like force. Modern symbolism builds from that tension toward challenge, defence, danger, strength, and the need to recognise what can wound.

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CommercialProtectionStrengthHistorically supported

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Sacred Geometry£0.99

Triangle Union Mark

Separate triangles become stronger as a composition when their edges meet, making this mark a contemporary emblem of family, love, balance, cooperation, and identities that can unite without becoming indistinguishable.

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CommercialBalanceFamilyLoveHistorically supported

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Sacred Geometry£0.99

Twin Circle Frame

Two equal circles share a frame without becoming the same form, creating a quiet emblem for family, partnership, love, peace, and the balance between closeness and independent identity.

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CommercialBalanceFamilyLoveHistorically supported

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Twin Planet Seal

Two worlds held in deliberate balance make this seal a contemporary emblem of relationship and identity—separate centres sharing the same symbolic space.

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CommercialBalanceGuidanceIdentityHistorically supported

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Norse & Rune-Inspired£0.99

Uruz

Uruz is commonly linked with the aurochs through later rune tradition, giving modern readers a strong image of physical power, vitality, endurance, and the resilience needed to meet difficult conditions.

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CommercialStrengthResilienceHistorically supported

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Sacred Geometry£0.99

Void Center Frame

Instead of filling the centre, this frame protects an open space and makes absence visible, creating a contemporary symbol of peace, balance, reflection and the value of leaving room for what has not yet been defined.

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CommercialBalancePeaceWisdomHistorically supported

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Volatile Spirit Mark

A contemporary mark inspired by alchemical ‘spirits’ as volatile materials, using movement and instability as symbols of release, change, renewal and transformation.

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CommercialTransformationRenewalBalanceHistorically supported

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Was Sceptre Sign

A contemporary rendering of the ancient Egyptian was sceptre, a distinctive staff associated in surviving sign combinations and divine imagery with dominion, power and authority.

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CommercialStrengthIdentityProtectionHistorically supported

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Occult & Esoteric£0.99

Water Wave Seal

Flow defines this water emblem: wave forms meet the old elemental association of water to evoke adaptation, continuity, renewal and movement through change.

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CommercialTransformationRenewalBalanceHistorically supported

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Nautical & Maritime£0.99

Wave Sign

A wave is movement made visible: energy travelling through water, rising, breaking, and reforming. This sign turns that restless maritime form into an emblem of change, adaptation, resilience, and strength in motion.

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CommercialTransformationResilienceBalanceHistorically supported

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White Heather

White heather became a late nineteenth-century emblem of good luck, developing a distinctly Scottish association that differed from earlier flower-dictionary meanings for heath or heather generally.

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CommercialLuckProtectionHistorically supported

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Wind Spiral Mark

Wind is known by what it moves. The spiral gives that unseen force a visible path, turning rotation and changing direction into an emblem of movement, freedom and change.

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CommercialTransformationGuidanceHopeHistorically supported

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Wisteria

Wisteria was a recognised nineteenth-century ornamental climber, but the familiar meaning “welcome” is not securely evidenced in the major Victorian flower dictionary checked here and is better treated as a later association.

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CommercialOriginal Meaning UnknownLoveHistorically supported

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Wunjo

Wunjo draws its strongest historical clue from Old English wynn, joy or delight. Its modern appeal lies in what grows around that feeling: harmony, comfort, celebration, peace, hope, and the sense of belonging somewhere gladly.

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CommercialPeaceLoveHopeHistorically supported

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Yew

The yew was repeatedly identified with sorrow in nineteenth-century flower dictionaries, an association reinforced by its dark evergreen foliage and long presence in churchyards and burial grounds.

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CommercialDeathMemoryResilienceHistorically supported

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Crescent Lunula Amulet

A crescent-shaped amulet from Roman-period Egypt associated with divine lunar protection.

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CommercialProtectionFaithHistorically supported

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Greek-Letter Incantation Gem

A Roman onyx amulet densely inscribed on both sides with an incantation in Greek letters, preserving protective words whose precise force is not stated in the museum record.

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CommercialProtectionHistorically supported

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Herm Boundary Marker

A pillar bearing the head of Hermes, set at roads, gates, and boundaries to mark space and invoke protection for travellers and communities.

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CommercialProtectionGuidanceHistorically supported

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Mano Fica Hand

A clenched hand with the thumb thrust between two fingers, used in Roman amulets as a provocative defence against the evil eye.

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CommercialProtectionLuckHistorically supported