Pleiades Constellation Ring
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Stars of the Pleiades Constellation Ring
Representing the starlight of the Seven Sisters, or Pleiades constellation six stars which are visible , in an artisan sterling silver ring. There is an empty space in one silver cosmic swirl where the seventh sister would be.
Astronomers say myths about the Seven Sisters may be the oldest stories on earth, reaching back before known time..
Visible in the northern sky, the star cluster seen with the naked eye clearly has 6 stars -- but in ancient times the constellation looked quite different.
In Greek mythology, the Pleiades were the 7 daughters of the Titan, Atlas, forced to hold up the sky for eternity. In the myth, one of the sisters fell in love with a mortal and went into hiding, which is why we only see 6 stars.
A similar story among Aboriginal Australians tells of a group of young girls which is often associated with sacred women's ceremonies and stories.
Other stories of the lost sister are found in cultures around the world, each with an explanation of why the seventh star is invisible.
Among some peoples, the first rising of the Pleiades at dawn marks the start of the year. It is associated with healthy communities, living harmoniously with the land, and creating a sense of love and belonging.
Many mystics and healers claim to have received information from Pleiadeans, and some who identify as Starseeds believe the Pleiades is their original home.
- Size 8.75 Vintage sterling silver ring with 6 clear gems representing stars
- Black velveteen ring box
- Brand: Apple
- Product Code: Product 16
- Reward Points: 60
- Availability: In Stock
- Old Price: $500.00
- Ex Tax: $500.00
- Product Code: Product 16
- Reward Points: 60
- Availability: In Stock
- Old Price: $500.00
- Ex Tax: $500.00
- Ex Tax: $500.00
- Product Code: Product 16
- Reward Points: 60
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