Runes are letters in a family of ancient alphabets known as runic alphabets. Runes were used as a method of communication across Scandinavia and in other Germanic nations from around the 3rd century CE to around the 13th century, when they were displaced by the Roman alphabet. Thousands of examples of runic inscriptions can be found in stones, coins, and artwork, and many Scandinavian countries also boast extensive collections of runic manuscripts.
The word “rune” is derived from an Anglo-Saxon word which means “secret,” or “mystery.” Writing was widely held to be mysterious by many early European cultures, since it abstracted spoken language, turning it into symbols which could be read.

I almost completed this Rune set. You will be able to select several letters and build a bracelet or pendant from them.

Here’s some inspiration -This photo was taken this morning at my house in Tel-Aviv. It’s a carnivorous plant from the nepenthes family. This is the N.Globosa known as the N.viking due to it’s resemblance to a viking ship. The plant was discovered in Thailand at the beginning of 2004 and almost became extinct after the tsunami at december 2004. It was saved by growers around the world who were able to breed it at their homeslike myself. I think that the design of it is fabulous…

Dear David:
 
Promises are meant to be kept!  Just recently arrived from Barcelona, I was anxious to send the photo you asked me for. I hope this will be useful for David’s blog. Tell me please if not. Let Sarah & me to send our best wishes for you in this 2009.
The World needs people of peace and I’m sure you are doing a great contribution to improve it.
 
Many, many, many blessings to both of you.
 
Jose

If there is anything we can do for the earth it is planting trees and as many as possible.

We just donated another $300 from our eco jewelry mother earth project to plant-trees.org

Someone recently sent me a link to this article about Conor Oberst on “The Independent“. In the article Conors, a successful American singer, tells the story about his ring:

“This here,” says Conor Oberst, twisting off a turquoise-encrusted piece of jewellery, “is my Four Winds ring. A mysterious stranger sent it to me. If you read the inscription on the band it says in Hebrew: ‘Father of the four winds fill my sails across the sea of years.’”

Then he added:

“A native American friend of mine did it for me during a visit to the Pyramid of the Sun,” says the diminutive, raven-haired singer. “Now it feels extra magical and I wear it all the time.” 

It was a little disappointed that the credit for my design goes for “A native American freind” but as long as the ring reaches it’s destiny I’m happy…

Finally, the Star of Magi is ready.

This is by far the most complexed project I have done before. Each peace requires enormous amount of work and focus. 

The star of Magi is a powerful talisman using optimal zodiac-star-metal relations to bring the wearer self-development, success, strong ambition and health.

Enjoy!!!

Hello David
 
Here are two vacation pictures. 
Without my pendant  I’m not complete and it makes me proud to get so much compliments for it. This one and the ones my dear friends own are very precious to us so again thank you very much. Hope to give you some more offers from Holland.
 
Blessings to you
Barbara

Hi Yaron,

Here’s a picture of me after yoga class wearing the fruit of life pendant. 
Thank you, I enjoy wearing it and I’m excited to receive the personal creation pendant.
Thanks for everything. 
 
K. Alan

Thank you!
 
In the meanwhile – please see the picture of our wedding rings  David did as promised.
We just arrived from Prague where we got married!
We are so happy with the rings! Thank you so much!!!

Maria

The new Chaldean Astrology ring

Enjoy!