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queen of cups pendant

queen of cups pendant

Regular price £155.00 GBP
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Symbolic Notes
+ Functional vessel design
+ Queen of cups
+ The fish-scale openwork rim
Color: Silver
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  • Sterling silver
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Product Details

Product Specifications

Material: 925 Sterling Silver (silver finish) / 925 Sterling Silver with 18K Gold Plating (gold finish)

Craft: Sculptural vase silhouette with an openwork fish-scale pattern at the rim, set with 6 stones (1.4mm each); designed as a vessel form suitable for holding a single stem or worn as a scent-adjacent talisman

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 5.9g
  • Stone size: 1.4mm × 6
  • Length: 35mm
  • Width: 10mm

Available as: Pendant Necklace / Brooch


Product Details

Product Specifications

Material: 925 Sterling Silver (silver finish) / 925 Sterling Silver with 18K Gold Plating (gold finish)

Craft: Sculptural vase silhouette with an openwork fish-scale pattern at the rim, set with 6 stones (1.4mm each); designed as a vessel form suitable for holding a single stem or worn as a scent-adjacent talisman

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 5.9g
  • Stone size: 1.4mm × 6
  • Length: 35mm
  • Width: 10mm

Available as: Pendant Necklace / Brooch


Design Explanation

Symbolic Foundation

Overview

This vase pendant/brooch is designed as an emotional-vessel talisman, drawing on the Queen of Cups' association with intuition, receptivity, and emotional depth. Crafted in 925 sterling silver, the piece takes the literal form of a vase — a container built to hold something precious, whether a single flower, a drop of perfume, or nothing visible at all. The openwork fish-scale pattern at the rim reads as both ornament and water symbol, tying the vessel back to the Queen of Cups' element.

Historical Context

Across tarot tradition, the Suit of Cups governs emotion, intuition, and relationships — the interior, feeling-based counterpart to the more material Suit of Pentacles. The Queen of Cups is the court card most associated with emotional intelligence: she does not suppress feeling, she holds it, the way a vessel holds water without needing to control its shape. She is traditionally depicted with an ornate cup or chalice, often more elaborate and enclosed than the cups held by other court figures — signaling containment, depth, and a certain private richness that isn't immediately visible from outside.

The vase form extends this symbolism literally. Unlike an open cup, a vase is designed to receive and hold something living — a flower that will eventually open, water that will need changing, a scent that will fade and be renewed. It is a vessel for care that requires tending, not a static container.

Design Explanation

Symbolic Foundation

Overview

This vase pendant/brooch is designed as an emotional-vessel talisman, drawing on the Queen of Cups' association with intuition, receptivity, and emotional depth. Crafted in 925 sterling silver, the piece takes the literal form of a vase — a container built to hold something precious, whether a single flower, a drop of perfume, or nothing visible at all. The openwork fish-scale pattern at the rim reads as both ornament and water symbol, tying the vessel back to the Queen of Cups' element.

Historical Context

Across tarot tradition, the Suit of Cups governs emotion, intuition, and relationships — the interior, feeling-based counterpart to the more material Suit of Pentacles. The Queen of Cups is the court card most associated with emotional intelligence: she does not suppress feeling, she holds it, the way a vessel holds water without needing to control its shape. She is traditionally depicted with an ornate cup or chalice, often more elaborate and enclosed than the cups held by other court figures — signaling containment, depth, and a certain private richness that isn't immediately visible from outside.

The vase form extends this symbolism literally. Unlike an open cup, a vase is designed to receive and hold something living — a flower that will eventually open, water that will need changing, a scent that will fade and be renewed. It is a vessel for care that requires tending, not a static container.

Care Guidelines

Avoid contact with water, chemicals, and perfumes as these may cause tarnishing and discoloration. Clean gently with a dry, non-abrasive cloth. Store in a cool, dry place when not wearing.Read here


Care Guidelines

Avoid contact with water, chemicals, and perfumes as these may cause tarnishing and discoloration. Clean gently with a dry, non-abrasive cloth. Store in a cool, dry place when not wearing.Read here


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