Magical Silver Metal of the Moon

than gold. Alloys of silver have many commercial uses from plating silverware and jewelry, in photography, in dental compounds, as solder, for brazing, in electrical contacts, batteries, mirrors, and printed circuits. silver iodide is used in cloud seeding to produce rain, and silver fulminate is a powerful explosive.Silver jewelry has been worn for literally 1,000’s of years, a beautiful piece of ‘wearable art’ can enhance and dramaticise any outfit and bring admiration and envy to the wearer.

Finding a piece of silver jewelry that feels just right for you and brings delight to you can be such a joyous moment. Traditional and modern designs that make bold statements about who you are and selected sentimental pieces can decorate your jewel box and your body any time of day or night as any time is the ‘right time’ to wear silver.Whether your jewelry falls languidly from your ears or your neck or dazzles brightly, catching the eye of everyone in the room you will be the centre of attention when you wear your ‘wearable art.’For eons silver has been the metal of choice for jewelry and ‘objet de art’ for most if not all mystical traditions.

Used to ‘draw down the moon’ during pagan lunar ceremonies and to represent the goddesses Lunae, Isis, Diana and Selena silver objects are said to empower the wearer or the user with psychic abilities and intutitive perception. Silver is also said to be calming and protective, and as money been made of silver for 1,000’s of years it is also said to draw money to the wearer.

Silver is associated with the Moon and so the two are inseparable, when a person is wearing silver they automatically bring the moon with them whereever they go and can draw on and use the moon’s power whenever

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