Slavic Lunitsa or Lunula Moon Pendant - Fertility and Good Luck - Sterling Silver

This sterling silver jewel is a reproduction of a 9th century artifact found in the Great Moravian Empire. These types of Lunitsa or Lunula pendants were crescent shaped representations of the moon and the name translates literally as "Little Moon." These were commonly worn by Slavic and Viking women and symbolized fertility, good luck, and a happy life. This pendant features cast granulation and filigree, and is made entirely of 925 sterling silver.

DETAILS
- Beautiful historic Lunitsa or Lunula design.
- Represents the moon.
- Symbolizes fertility, good luck, and a happy life.
- Made entirely of Sterling Silver.
- Measures about 1.0 x 1.37 inches. Or 2.7 x 3.5 cm.
- Has a silver weight of about 6g.
- Genuine Leather Neck Cord is Included.
- Handmade. Not a Mass-Produced item.
- Lunitsa or Lunula pendants were historically worn by Slavic and Viking women.
- Great for any historic or contemporary attire.