Buttercup and the bear pendant with Montana agate

Buttercup the bunny befriended the bear when she got lost in the forest and couldn't find her way home. They were fast friends from that day on. In this pendant, the two friends are on a walk in the fall sunshine and changing leaves, soaking up the gentle sunlight.

This pendant is made from sterling silver. The leaves and small branches are handmade, each hand cut and textured, each cut out, shaped and soldered into place. Buttercup and the bear are solid silver and are walking on a truly beautiful Montana agate with oranges, reds and yellows! Above them is a lovely blue aquamarine. This whimsical and playful piece is handmade and one of a kind. It would make a wonderful gift and heirloom to hand down.

This pendant does not come with a chain. If you need one please inquire with me. The handmade bail will fit many chains.

Montana Agate's healing properties center on grounding, stability, and emotional balance. It is believed to help you transform negative energy, calm anxiety, increase focus, and provide a sense of safety and security.

Thanks to its gentle joyous moods of balancing out emotion, Aquamarine ensures your emotions don’t seep into overwhelm. It has a powerful tendency to keep you feeling soft and balanced and soaked in emotional clarity, so you are able to set aside all judgement and be tolerant of yourself and others.

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The bear has several meanings that will inspire those who have this animal as totem:
The primary meaning of the bear spirit animal is strength and confidence
Standing against adversity; taking action and leadership
The spirit of the the bear indicates it’s time for healing or using healing abilities to help self or others
The bear medicine emphasizes the importance of solitude, quiet time, rest
The spirit of the bear provides strong grounding forces

The rabbit spirit animal will help you learn from your weaknesses and grow stronger and more resilient. The rabbit's playful nature is a gentle nudge to find the joys in life's simplicities and to remember to make time for play. They are often depicted in stories as tricksters, outwitting their opponent

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