Unicursal Hex (P947)
Used in the 16th century by philosophers and hermetic occultists to represent the 'figure of love', and by the infamous Aleister Crowley as the heavenly macrocosm, the entwining of the planetary and elemental forces.
A hexagram that can be worn to channel greater forces.
A delicate polished hexagram inlaid with a devil eye and decorated with 2 crescent moons. A five petalled flower can be found hidden on the reverse. A unicursal hex like no other before.
Used in the 16th century by philosophers and hermetic occultists to represent the 'figure of love', and by the infamous Aleister Crowley as the heavenly macrocosm, the entwining of the planetary and elemental forces.
Product Description:
A delicate polished hexagram inlaid with a devil eye and decorated with 2 crescent moons. A five petalled flower can be found hidden on the reverse. A unicursal hex like no other before.
Sizing/Capacity (approx.):
On an 18" (46cm) trace chain with chain adjuster.
Weight & Dimensions (approx.):
H: 45mm (1.77") W: 36mm (1.42") D: 5mm (0.20") Weight: 20g (0.71oz) ... (Please note neck jewellery dimensions are excluding the fastenings)
Packaging:
Packaged in an Alchemy branded bag, with barcode, including Alchemy guarantee and care instructions. Bulk packed in 5's in clear poly bag.
Materials & Origin:
Designed and hand made in England in fine English pewter. This item is compliant to all jewellery regulations including EU REACH Directives and California Proposition 65.
P947
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Used in the 16th century by philosophers and hermetic occultists to represent the 'figure of love', and by the infamous Aleister Crowley as the heavenly macrocosm, the entwining of the planetary and elemental forces.
A hexagram that can be worn to channel greater forces.
A delicate polished hexagram inlaid with a devil eye and decorated with 2 crescent moons. A five petalled flower can be found hidden on the reverse. A unicursal hex like no other before.