Noosa-Amsterdam - new in at HEIDIS

The Pole Star is considered the pivot of the universe and is revered in many cultures as the highest point of the mystical axis. This column links the natural and supernatural realms. Therefore, the Pole Star acts as a symbol of eternity. The heavenly body is also seen in many cultures as the embodiment of hope.

Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm

This clam shell is especially revered by the inhabitants of the Indonesian city of Kopang. It is associated with the protection that a woman's strength can provide.
Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm

The bird is considered the patron saint of singing and poetry. Together with his trills comes renewal, joy, a fresh period in life and well-being. The symbol is recommended to be worn as a magnet for good news. Chunk can also be gifted to a person you consider your mentor.

Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm

The sunflower always turns towards the light, therefore it is a symbol of positive energy. In ancient Greece, there was a myth about a nymph named Clytia. She was rejected by the sun god Apollo and turned into a sunflower flower.

Noosa
Pure Chunk: 18mm

Tsukimi is the Japanes word for Moon-viewing and the tradition is very popular in Japan

Noosa
Pure Chunk: 18mm

Echinacea is considered a symbol of strength, immunity, and resistance. This flower grows without any outside support and can cope with all the vagaries of nature: hot rays of the sun, drought, or frost. Using this symbol, a person can gain more confidence, as well as the necessary physical or moral strength.

Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm

Noosa Logo Chunk grey

Noosa Logo Chunk brown

Noosa Logo Chunk graphite

This symbol is the hallmark of Portugal. It appeared in the 17th century in the city of Viana. The symbol is closely related to the heart, overflowing with love so strong that flames flare up. Wearing a chunk with the image of a symbol means strengthening faith in romantic relationships, becoming closer to beauty, wealth, splendor, and sophistication.

Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm

The Japanese national technique of embroidery on balls is called Temari. Folk craft first appeared in China. The balls here were made by mothers and grandmothers for children from scraps of old kimonos. Handballs have always been highly prized and considered an expensive gift, symbolizing deep friendship and loyalty. In addition, the vibrant colors and threads used indicated the desire for a brilliant and happy life.

Noosa
Pure Chunk: 18mm

The two crossed arrows on this chunk symbolize the harmony of masculine and feminine principles. In addition, it is important to say about the solar sense of arrows: they pierce the darkness like the rays of the sun, as well as about the "sweet wound" when the ancient Greek god of love hit your heart with an arrow.

Material: shell

Berber symbols are most often associated with fertility, sexuality, survival, protection, and the natural world. Signs are distinguished not only by their closeness to human nature, but also by deep meaning. For example, one of the key signs in Berber tattoos is the cross. This symbol appeared long before the emergence of Christianity and originally referred to the sun-worshiping peoples. It should be said that this is not only about visual aesthetics, but also about contact with the supernatural. In this synthesis, the systems of signs are associated with Baraka, which in the Sufi tradition is understood as the "breath of life", the universal positive force of the universe.

This limited edition chunk is called Ruzha, which is a representation of the mallow flower. It is a variation of the 8-pointed star, a sun symbol. This symbol illustrates the feminine, and symbolizes love and caring for others.

Noosa Pure Chunk: 18mm