

The pendant is a strong symbol of various faiths and beliefs.
This timeless design can be worn at any time, whether you are a follower of pagan witchcraft or a simply a follower of fashion.
The infamous five pointed star has a long association with freemasons, ancient Greece and Babylonia.
The pentagram has a long association with Christianity as some say the five points represent the five wounds of jesus when he was crucified.
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£2.99 - A small version of the infamous pentagram pendant. The diameter of the pentagram is 15 mm and it weighs approximately 1 to 2 grams. It is cast from highly polished silver.
£3.99 - Pentagram in a circular sterling silver pendant. It is also associated with both christian and pagan beliefs. The medium size is 20 mm in diameter and weighs roughly 2 grams. When suspended from a chain it hangs as a reversed pentagram with two of its five points pointing upwards. This is also symbolic of the order of the Eastern star associated with free masonry.
£5.99 - large version of the pentagram which has many spiritual interpretations. It has a diameter of 25 mm and as you can see its outer circle is wider than the other three sizes. It weighs around 3 grams and has its uppermost triangle pointing upwards in line with pendant bale.
£11.95 - A classical and mythological design of pentagram set in sterling silver. With a diameter of 38 mm it weighs over 8 grams and can be suspended from a chain or thong of up to 7mm in diameter. Another reversed pendant which some say represents the power of matter over spirit and is of the type used by satanists in so far as the outer band can be said to represent the two circles that normally surround such pentagrams.