The Eye of the Universe

ABOUT:

This is a beautiful, entirely hand-sculpted, one-of-a-kind, magickal statement necklace created by artist Melinda Puhó. No molds were used, this is an original artwork.

The "Eye of the Universe" necklace is a celestial piece that reflects the profound emotions of the Universe experiencing Itself in countless life forms. This artwork is a spiritual talisman, a reminder that you are a mirror reflecting the divine, embodying the infinite eons of cosmic experience.

Note: In spite of its large size, this artwork is lightweight, so it is very comfortable to wear and it is also perfect to display on a wall (e.g. in a lighted shadow box) as well.

MATERIALS:

• PREMO polymer clay (an outstanding quality polymer clay that is very strong, durable and extremely lightweight)
• Labradorite gemstone
• Color-shifting European crystals
• MICA powders
• Antiqued brass chain
  
• Love and Magick
  

Labradorite, the Gemstone of Magick, the "Temple of the Stars"

Labradorite is called the stone of magick, transformation and awakening. This mystical gemstone represents the “temple of the stars”, and according to an Inuit legend, it fell from the frozen fire of the Aurora Borealis. This ethereal light was trapped within the stone, thus imbuing it with its mysterious, iridescent shimmer of light.

It is a very spiritual stone that also creates an aura of protection against negativity in the outer and inner world, while helping the body and the spirit to heal itself.

SIZE:

Pendant: 

- 130 mm wide, 110 mm tall (including the teardrop)

Chain:

- total length: 22 inches (including the width of the pendant)

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• The brand of polymer clay used is very strong and durable: it is not fragile, like regular clay, but make sure you don't bend the piece forcefully 
• Use a soft, damp cloth or a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean the textured surfaces. Polymer clay is waterproof and the clear coat we use is water-resistant
  
• Keep it away from very high heat (it burns at 300 Fahrenheit)
  
• Please note that polymer clay has a bit of flexibility to it (that is more prominent in hot weather) that is perfectly normal.