Ref.WD0465

Ref.WD0465 - Silver wand with Dodecahedron geometry [pommel], carnelian, ruby zoisite [handle], iron wood & mother of pearl [guards], amethyst, amazonite carved scarab, garnet, turquoise, citrine, zircon, selenite [blade] gemstones. To note that the 5 cubes nested in the dodecahedron form a pentagram on each face.

Dodecahedron/Solar Sphere

One of the five Platonic solids, and symbolizing Ether, the dodecahedron has twenty vertices and twelve pentagonal faces with three faces meeting.

“As you breathe with the Solar Star, evoke in your heart and mind Earth’s Sun, that great golden orb of light that brings the day, filling it with warmth, casting its diamond brilliance upon the oceans, drawing across the land Earth’s green garment, seducing her matrix to give birth to countless forms of life.

Our Sun translates the primal matrix of Source Intelligence and transmits it as coherent light. Its luminosity is the symbiotic code that activates our Soul’s Covenant with light to evolve as conduits of love. 

We are a solar race, each one of us emissaries of Source Consciousness, able to translate, through the masterpiece of our Human design, the Galactic Directive encoded into the informational field of our Sun.

Born of the matrix of light… we are light.”

Cube/Terra Sphere/Hexahedron 

The Cube/Hexahedron is the Platonic solid that symbolizes the Earth. A cube/hexahedron has eight vertices, and six identical, square faces, out of which three faces meet.

"Become aware of the crystalline matrix of our planet Earth, see and sense her brilliant body of light beneath your feet, every molecule of her matter, a holographic library of earthly genetic information, solidified consciousness, vibrating at a frequency that bridges all dimensions, every crystal a fragment of frozen light. 

Earth’s crystalline core stores her consciousness, encoding her matrix. 

She is naturally attuned to her centre, to her Sun, to the centre of the galaxy, to the Source.

Begin to have a sense of yourself on the surface of this emerald and blue planet as she spins through the galaxy: all her green and vibrant valleys, all her proud mountains, pulsating with the rhythms of life, flowing through her rivers, dancing on her ocean waves. 

You are her sons and her daughters. 

You belong here.

This is your home."

Pentagram/Pentangle

The pentagram, a five-pointed star enclosed within a circle or standing alone, carries rich symbolic significance rooted in its geometric harmony and universal patterns. Its meanings span mathematics, nature, philosophy, and human experience, reflecting balance, interconnectedness, and the essence of life.

At its core, the pentagram symbolizes balance and proportion. Its five points, evenly spaced, form a shape tied to the golden ratio, a mathematical constant found in nature’s spirals, flowers, and even human anatomy. This ratio (approximately 1.618) creates a sense of aesthetic and structural harmony, making the pentagram a visual emblem of equilibrium. It suggests a state where all elements—physical, mental, emotional—coexist in unity, reflecting an ideal of inner and outer balance.

The five points often represent the elements of existence: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit (or consciousness). Without invoking divinity, this mapping underscores interconnectedness, showing how these forces interact to sustain life. Earth grounds, air flows, fire transforms, water adapts, and spirit integrates, with the pentagram as a symbol of their cyclical synergy. It evokes the idea that life thrives through the interplay of diverse yet complementary forces.

The pentagram also signifies protection and wholeness. When enclosed in a circle, it becomes a continuous loop, suggesting containment and completeness. Historically, its unbroken line was thought to ward off harm, not through supernatural means but as a geometric assertion of unity and resilience. The circle binds the star’s points, symbolizing a closed system where energy circulates without loss, akin to natural cycles like seasons or ecosystems.

In human terms, the pentagram mirrors the body and mind. Its five points align with the human form—head, arms, legs—making it a symbol of individuality and potential. It reflects the idea of a person as a microcosm, embodying the same patterns seen in broader systems, like starfish or pentagonal flowers. This self-similarity suggests that personal growth mirrors universal principles, linking self-awareness to the world’s rhythms.

The star’s dynamic shape also implies movement and aspiration. Each point reaches outward, yet all connect inward, symbolizing the tension between exploration and rootedness. It captures the human drive to expand—through creativity, knowledge, or connection—while staying anchored in core truths. This duality makes it an emblem of progress balanced by stability.

In philosophical contexts, the pentagram represents complexity within simplicity. A single line, drawn continuously, forms a star with infinite geometric potential (e.g., smaller pentagrams emerge within it). This reflects how simple principles can yield intricate outcomes, paralleling life’s ability to unfold richly from basic foundations.

Whether upright or inverted, the pentagram’s meaning shifts with perspective. Upright, it emphasizes ascent and harmony; inverted, it can suggest introspection or grounding, focusing on inner depths. Neither orientation inherently carries a moral charge—both reflect natural polarities, like day and night, without requiring external judgment.

Ultimately, the pentagram symbolizes the elegance of interconnected systems—human, natural, and mathematical. It stands for balance, protection, aspiration, and the unity of life’s elements, inviting reflection on how patterns within us echo the world’s vast design.

The scarab beetle spiritual significance and symbolic meaning details as follows:

    Transformation and Rebirth: The scarab beetle is universally recognized for symbolizing transformation. Its life cycle, where it emerges from the dung ball it buries, has been interpreted as a metaphor for rebirth, personal growth, and the ability to overcome adversity. This transformation from one state to another has made it a symbol of renewal and the cyclical nature of life.
    Protection: In many cultures, the scarab has been used as a protective symbol. Its hard shell represents a shield against negative energies or forces. Amulets shaped like scarabs were worn or carried in ancient times for protection against harm, both physical and spiritual.
    Resilience and Perseverance: The act of the scarab beetle rolling dung balls, which can be many times its own size, symbolizes strength, resilience, and the capacity to keep moving forward despite obstacles. This has been adopted as a life lesson about perseverance and the importance of hard work.
    Cycle of Life and Death: The scarab's association with the cycle of life, death, and rebirth is evident in its natural behavior. It encapsulates the idea that from death or destruction (the dung) comes new life, symbolizing the continuity of life's journey, not its end.
    Connection to Nature: On a broader spiritual level, the scarab represents a connection with the natural world, emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting life's cycles. It serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things and the natural processes that sustain life.
    Symbol of Time: The scarab also embodies the concept of time as cyclical rather than linear, with each day's journey of the beetle akin to the sun's journey across the sky - a daily renewal and a reminder of life's continuous nature.
    Creativity and Manifestation: The beetle's ability to create something valuable (new life) from something mundane or even repulsive (dung) can be seen as a symbol of creativity and the potential to manifest positive outcomes from challenging situations.

In contemporary spiritual practices, the scarab continues to be a symbol of these themes. People might meditate on or use scarab imagery to invoke these qualities in their lives, focusing on personal transformation, protection, resilience, and the acceptance of life's natural cycles.

Size: 568mm/22.36in approx.