Eastgate Resource Imbolc (Jan 23 - Feb 13) Birth Charm To Invoke Beauty
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Eastgate Resource Imbolc (Jan 23 - Feb 13) Birth Charm To Invoke Beauty
- The most loved of Celtic goddesses, Brighid was adopted by Celtic Christians as St. Brighid and her feast Imbolc - Festival of Lights - became Candlemass
- Lady of Bright Inspiration, Brighid was the muse to the Celtic Bards.
- Those born under Imbolc possess the beauty and purity of the winter - the flowering Snowdrop.
- Silver plated pendant approximately 1" in diameter.
- Comes with 18" link chain, satin bag & informational leaflet.
Product Code: BCP02 For birthdays between Jan 23 - Feb 13. The most loved of Celtic goddesses, Brighid was adopted by Celtic Christians as St. Brighid and her feast Imbolc - Festival of Lights - became Candlemass. Lady of Bright Inspiration, Brighid was the muse to the Celtic Bards. Those born under Imbolc possess the beauty and purity of the winter - the flowering Snowdrop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the pendant?
The pendant is approximately 1 inch in diameter. It comes with an 18" link chain, so it sits at a standard necklace length.
What material is this charm made from?
The pendant is silver plated, which gives it a polished silver finish that's durable for everyday wear.
What birthdate range does this charm cover?
This Imbolc birth charm is for birthdays between January 23 and February 13.
What comes in the package?
You'll receive the silver plated pendant, an 18" link chain, a satin bag, and an informational leaflet about the symbolism and Celtic origins.
Can I wear this as a regular necklace or is it just decorative?
Yes, this pendant comes ready to wear on the included 18" chain. The silver plating makes it suitable for regular wear, though like all silver plated jewelry it benefits from occasional care to maintain its finish.
Who is the Imbolc charm associated with?
The charm honors Brighid, a beloved Celtic goddess later adopted by Celtic Christians as St. Brighid. Imbolc celebrates her as the Festival of Lights and represents those born under this season as possessing the beauty and purity of winter, symbolized by the snowdrop flower.
