Water is one of strongest symbols of life, water carries a great deal of meaning in every culture and religion. It is life, it is sustainability, it is birth and calm. Sun with Its’ heat energy and warmth the sun makes life possible, and hearts full of optimism and warmth. 

Infinity embodies endless cycles, where nothing truly concludes but continuously renews. The Heart, universally recognized, is a fundamental symbol of love, transcending cultural boundaries with its timeless expression of deep connection.

The Horse Shoe is a long time symbol of good fortune as Iron is considered to be the strongest of elements, and a good omen to be carried with you on your journey.

The crossed arrows are a symbol of friendship and strength by numbers. The crossed arrows symbolize a meeting of paths, and the strength of a tribe as one arrow can be broken easily, but in a bundle, this is almost impossible.

The mountains or pyramids of Storia are the ultimate symbol of strength and resilience. The climb consists of thousands of little steps, many of which don’t let you see the vista, or even the path, but ultimately bring you to your goal.

The Pansy is a symbol of kindness and thoughtfullness. For the Kindness charm it is paired with the hand to remind us that kindness is in our power and we can spread it as easily as a smile or a kind word.

The butterfly is a symbol of truth and identity and self confidence. In its’ beginning the butterflys’ appearance does not reflect its identity. Only as it evolves will its true colors shine through for all to see.

The North Star is a beacon of light and inspiration, the north star symbolizes determination, putting your faith in a higher power and letting it guide you on your way to a purposeful destination.

The bee, a diligent pollinator, plays a vital role in the evolution of life. Without the bee, life ceases to exist—a testament to its industrious nature. In alchemy, the upward triangle symbolizes air, essential for creation and the space to dream.

The lotus thrives in challenging conditions, growing over water while anchored securely to the pool's bottom. Despite imperfect surroundings, it remains resilient, self-reliant, and uniquely beautiful.

The Key is a symbol of home, but one that we carry with us. The key lets us roam the world knowing that we always have a place to return to where we are loved and welcome.

The Snake symbolizes transformation and healing through shedding its skin for rejuvenation. Similarly, the ever-changing Transforming Moons represent rebirth and regeneration, mirroring life's constant cycles of renewal.