Symbols such as generosity, wealth, love, health, balance,and good fortune are just some of the powers and emotions inherent in every ounce of shiny gold and every shimmering diamond, with the goal of creating a beautiful piece of jewelry with spiritual meaning that will accompany you and your loved one all the way.
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Ingwaz – Renewal
The symbol is taken from the ancient Nordic culture and represents unity, harmony, reconciliation and an eternal romantic relationship between two forces that meet with the goal to create a third force. The name Ingwaz is derived from the name of the Nordic god Ing who brought peace and unity between the Viking people and the Jutlan people after many years of war.
The renewal collection symbolizes the beginning of a new and successful period with good energy, development and growth that will lead to success and abundance.
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Girl Power
In Germany in the 1930s, a black triangle symbolized the resistance movement against the Nazi regime. The triangle represented persecuted lesbians. At other times, the symbol represented women’s resistance to the Catholic Church’s command to get pregnant, raise children and be housewives. Today the triangle represents all women all over the world who demand acceptance and equal rights.
The Feminine Power collection is for women who listen to their inner intuition. Women who live true to their own values, and all those who set goals and pave their own way in this world
The Feminine Power collection is for women who listen to their inner intuition. Women who live true to their own values, and for all those who set goals and pave their own way in this world.
GIRL POWER Collection
Heart
The heart is one of the most popular and beloved symbols among people. It symbolizes the source of life and serves as the home of passions and emotions. It represents love, friendship, life and partnership.
The love collection is designed for all varieties of love in the world.
HEART Collection
Good Fortune
The four-leaf clover was borrowed from Irish folklore. Legends say that the Celts believed this symbol would help them see fairies and avoid the evil eye and evil spirits. The leaves symbolize hope, faith, luck, and blessing.
In the diamond industry, Mazal and Barakah are the traditional blessings to mark the closing of a deal that will be blessed with good luck.
The Luck and Blessing collection was created for new beginnings, protection, and an abundance of good fortune.
The Balance collection represents inner peace, calm, balance, the connection between body and mind, between desires and life itself
The Balance collection represents inner peace, calm, balance, connection between body and mind, between desires and life itself.
GOOD FORTUNE Collection
Anchor-Stability
The anchor in the ship is the only object that ensures that it will not drift to unwanted places. We are all born with a strong and stable inner anchor and our goal is to remain that way, even when life shakes us. We also need external anchors: our family, friends and partners who will support us and never let us drift to unwanted places.
Our stability collection symbolizes confidence and a firm stand during the inevitable storms of life.
ANCH Collection
Kapemni-Balance
The Kapemni is an ancient Indian symbol in which the upper triangle symbolizes the sun and the stars (the spirit) while the lower one symbolizes the Earth (the physical body). The center of the triangles represent the connection and balance between the two. If we can align the three triangle ends (which represent love for oneself, love for others and the love of life) and connect the body and the mind, we will achieve balance and lead our lives in perfection, good health and peace.
Gebo –Generosity
This symbol of generosity comes from the Germanic and Nordic tribes. It binds faith with magic and symbolizes the partnership and balance between giving and receiving, whether it is spiritual or physical.
Quite a few of us grew up on the lap of a grandmother who believed in superstitions. If it is throwing salt against the evil eye or biting the tongue if talking about something bad or the belief that trouble comes in threes and if two things go wrong in the house then you have to break a glass to stop the sequence.
No matter where you were born, symbols surrounded you. Every culture, along with the religious concept, has a whole world of symbols that have a decisive influence on your life. The hamsa and the blue eye that decorated the entrance of the houses, the talismans that they put under your pillow, the mezuzah, the cross, the flags of the countries. All these are symbols that will accompany you forever. And that’s how Solo♦K was born. Out of the need to take symbols from ancient cultures that have a strong meaning and attach to them a luxurious piece of jewelry that will accompany you and go with you all the way.
Ankh – Health and Immortality
The Ankh symbol is taken from ancient Egypt where it was believed that whoever wears this amulet would gain eternal youth and good health. According to their belief, the Ankh protected them from evil spirits and preserved the vitality and health of their bodies.
Luck and blessings – The four-leaf clover was taken from the Irish folklore. Legends say that the Celts believed this symbol would help them see fairies and avoid the evil eye and evil spirits. The leaves symbolize hope, faith, luck and blessing.
Enso – Enlightenment
Enso – a Japanese symbol of enlightenment. It symbolizes power, elegance and pure illumination. It represents infinity, perfection and harmony. Enso is painted with one brushstroke in a closed or open circle. Once drawn, it should not be altered or corrected. It teaches us to free the mind from the shackles of the past, to look forward and let the body create..
SOLO♦K emphasizes maximum precision and attention to detail in the selection of gems and diamonds, as well as working with noble metals. All this is part of our commitment that Solo♦K customers deserve jewelry of the highest standard.
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