Reversible silver pendant with two labyrinths — a seven-circuit classical form on one face and an eleven-circuit Chartres pattern on the reverse. The labyrinth is an ancient symbol of the inward journey and the return. Trace the winding path with a fingertip during meditation, or wear it through a season of change. Available in sterling silver or silver-plated white bronze.
Details
- Design: Two-sided round pendant. Openwork on the seven-circuit side, central rosette at the heart of the Chartres side. Fine beaded border and polished bail
- Size: About 1″ in diameter
- Material: Sterling silver or silver-plated white bronze, with recessed line work
- Care: Polish gently with a soft silver cloth. Store in a dry pouch away from moisture, perfumes, and household chemicals
- Note: Slight variations in finish and line detail are natural characteristics of small-batch metalwork
- Included: Pendant only. Bail sized to accommodate most standard chains and cords
Meaning & Intention
The labyrinth is one of the oldest contemplative symbols in human culture, etched into stone and traced into earth for thousands of years. Unlike a maze, it has no dead ends — a single winding line leads inward to the center and back out again.
The seven-circuit side echoes the classical Cretan pattern found in ancient coins and carvings, long associated with rites of passage and pilgrimage.
The eleven-circuit Chartres form, with its rosette at the heart, draws the walker through every quadrant before arriving at stillness.
Held in silver, the two faces reflect wholeness — the outward life and the inner pilgrimage, the going and the returning.
Essence & Elements
Intention: Mindfulness and calm
Chakra connection: Crown
Ideal for: Contemplative practice, walking meditation, journaling, and marking a life transition
Suggested mantra: The path is mine
Symbol: Labyrinth
Questions & Guidance
How do I use it in meditation?
Hold the pendant and trace the engraved path with a fingertip, starting at the opening and following the line to the center, then out again. Let the breath lengthen as you go. It pairs well with journaling or intention setting.
Which side should face outward?
Either. Some wearers keep the seven-circuit classical form facing out for simplicity and reserve the Chartres side for private meditation. Turn it through the day as the mood shifts.
Is this a meaningful gift for a life transition?
Yes. The labyrinth has long been given to mark passages — graduations, milestone birthdays, the start of a meditation practice, or a tender inward season. Consider pairing it with a chain the recipient will wear often.
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