Cartomancy necklace
Everything on my website is HAND MADE, in-house (unless otherwise notated), so please ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS for delivery of your order.
Unisex style for all! 30 inch (76 cm) black filagree chain with black stainless steel, acid-etched tarot card pendant. It’s ALL BLACK- the chain, the pendant and the lobster claw hook. The mirror-like finish is absolutely dazzling!
The total length is 34 inches (86 cm).
Shown is The Star tarot card. If you have a specific card preference, ask and I will do my best to accommodate you. If you have no attachment to a specific card, I will choose one from the 72-card deck.
The chain is very similar to an antique Victorian silver chain my grandmother brought back from Rome to Glasgow, and gave to my mother.
*Cartomancy is fortune-telling or divination using a deck of cards. Forms of cartomancy appeared soon after playing cards were first introduced to Europe from Italy in the 14th century.
” The earliest references to tarot all date to the 1440s and 1450s and fall within the quadrilateral defined by the northern cities of Venice, Milan, Florence, and Urbino. The present-day association of tarot with fortune-telling and the occult gained currency only in the 19th century and has nothing to do with the medieval tarot cards.”
Tim Husband, Curator, Department of Medieval Art at The Metropolitan Museum of art, NYC, and The Cloisters
Everything on my website is HAND MADE, in-house (unless otherwise notated), so please ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS for delivery of your order.
Unisex style for all! 30 inch (76 cm) black filagree chain with black stainless steel, acid-etched tarot card pendant. It’s ALL BLACK- the chain, the pendant and the lobster claw hook. The mirror-like finish is absolutely dazzling!
The total length is 34 inches (86 cm).
Shown is The Star tarot card. If you have a specific card preference, ask and I will do my best to accommodate you. If you have no attachment to a specific card, I will choose one from the 72-card deck.
The chain is very similar to an antique Victorian silver chain my grandmother brought back from Rome to Glasgow, and gave to my mother.
*Cartomancy is fortune-telling or divination using a deck of cards. Forms of cartomancy appeared soon after playing cards were first introduced to Europe from Italy in the 14th century.
” The earliest references to tarot all date to the 1440s and 1450s and fall within the quadrilateral defined by the northern cities of Venice, Milan, Florence, and Urbino. The present-day association of tarot with fortune-telling and the occult gained currency only in the 19th century and has nothing to do with the medieval tarot cards.”
Tim Husband, Curator, Department of Medieval Art at The Metropolitan Museum of art, NYC, and The Cloisters
Everything on my website is HAND MADE, in-house (unless otherwise notated), so please ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS for delivery of your order.
Unisex style for all! 30 inch (76 cm) black filagree chain with black stainless steel, acid-etched tarot card pendant. It’s ALL BLACK- the chain, the pendant and the lobster claw hook. The mirror-like finish is absolutely dazzling!
The total length is 34 inches (86 cm).
Shown is The Star tarot card. If you have a specific card preference, ask and I will do my best to accommodate you. If you have no attachment to a specific card, I will choose one from the 72-card deck.
The chain is very similar to an antique Victorian silver chain my grandmother brought back from Rome to Glasgow, and gave to my mother.
*Cartomancy is fortune-telling or divination using a deck of cards. Forms of cartomancy appeared soon after playing cards were first introduced to Europe from Italy in the 14th century.
” The earliest references to tarot all date to the 1440s and 1450s and fall within the quadrilateral defined by the northern cities of Venice, Milan, Florence, and Urbino. The present-day association of tarot with fortune-telling and the occult gained currency only in the 19th century and has nothing to do with the medieval tarot cards.”
Tim Husband, Curator, Department of Medieval Art at The Metropolitan Museum of art, NYC, and The Cloisters
