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Queen of Swords Tarot Pendant

Queen of Swords Tarot Pendant

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Symbolic Notes
+ Queen of swords
+ The wing-shaped hilt
+ Air sign correspondence
color
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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 sword silhouette with a wing-shaped hilt in place of a traditional crossguard, referencing the air element; a pear-cut stone is set at the sword's tip, suspended from a fine chain

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 2g
  • Length: 40mm
  • Stone size: Pear-cut, 2mm × 3mm

Product Details

Product Specifications

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

Craft: Sculptural sword silhouette with a wing-shaped hilt in place of a traditional crossguard, referencing the air element; a pear-cut stone is set at the sword's tip, suspended from a fine chain

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 2g
  • Length: 40mm
  • Stone size: Pear-cut, 2mm × 3mm

Design Explanation

Symbolic Foundation

Overview

This sword pendant is designed as a clarity talisman, drawing on the Queen of Swords' association with mental precision, truth-telling, and unclouded judgment. Crafted in 925 sterling silver, the piece merges two symbols into a single silhouette: a blade tapering down to a single teardrop stone, with a winged hilt standing in for the traditional crossguard. Worn at the chest, the sword points downward toward the heart, a reminder that clarity is not the opposite of feeling, but its companion.

Historical Context

In tarot, the Suit of Swords governs intellect, communication, and the mind, the element of air made visible as a blade, since both cut cleanly and can wound if handled carelessly. The Queen of Swords is the court card most associated with mental clarity earned through experience: she has often been through loss or hardship, and her sharpness is not cruelty but boundary, the refusal to be lied to, including by herself. She is traditionally depicted holding her sword upright, unclouded, facing outward.

Wings appear across multiple divination and alchemical traditions as the most direct visual shorthand for air not wind rendered as motion lines, but the capacity for elevated perspective, the view from above that only distance and clarity make possible. Placing a wing where a sword's guard would normally sit fuses the two ideas literally: protection here comes not from a solid barrier, but from the ability to rise above and see clearly. Worn as a pendant rather than at the ear, the symbol shifts from something heard to something felt directly over the heart — clarity brought inward rather than projected outward.

Design Explanation

Symbolic Foundation

Overview

This sword pendant is designed as a clarity talisman, drawing on the Queen of Swords' association with mental precision, truth-telling, and unclouded judgment. Crafted in 925 sterling silver, the piece merges two symbols into a single silhouette: a blade tapering down to a single teardrop stone, with a winged hilt standing in for the traditional crossguard. Worn at the chest, the sword points downward toward the heart, a reminder that clarity is not the opposite of feeling, but its companion.

Historical Context

In tarot, the Suit of Swords governs intellect, communication, and the mind, the element of air made visible as a blade, since both cut cleanly and can wound if handled carelessly. The Queen of Swords is the court card most associated with mental clarity earned through experience: she has often been through loss or hardship, and her sharpness is not cruelty but boundary, the refusal to be lied to, including by herself. She is traditionally depicted holding her sword upright, unclouded, facing outward.

Wings appear across multiple divination and alchemical traditions as the most direct visual shorthand for air not wind rendered as motion lines, but the capacity for elevated perspective, the view from above that only distance and clarity make possible. Placing a wing where a sword's guard would normally sit fuses the two ideas literally: protection here comes not from a solid barrier, but from the ability to rise above and see clearly. Worn as a pendant rather than at the ear, the symbol shifts from something heard to something felt directly over the heart — clarity brought inward rather than projected outward.

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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