Jewelry
Beaded Hummingbird Necklace and Earrings
- Item Number
- 312
- Estimated Value
- 100 USD
- Sold
- 80 USD to minime
- Number of Bids
- 8 - Bid History
Item Description
A wonderful beaded hummingbird necklace with matching earrings and sterling silver hooks. Handmade by New Mexico Jewelry Artist Adele Begay.
Hummingbirds are native to the mountains of South America, early Spanish explorers gave the hummingbirds the name Joyas voladoras,which means "flying jewel". With their bright iridescent colors no name could have been more fitting! In the eighteenth Century they were assigned their own family: Trochilidae, from the Greek trochilos, meaning small bird.
Totem is an Algonquin word used by anthropologists and others to define the hereditary symbol of a tribe, clan, people, or a family. This symbol, usually an animal (but sometimes a plant), is considered to be an ancestor of the tribe. It is a beast which possesses special wisdom of descendants.
A Totem can also be associated with an individual. It can be a persons guardian spirit. Those who believe in Totems, believe that a Hummingbird as an Animal Totem:
- Has the Ability to heal by using light as a laser from it's mouth
- Has Endurance for long journeys
- Has the Ability to fly into small places to heal
- Brings Joy
- Brings Happiness
- And brings Love
Item Special Note
If this item needs to be shipped, additional charges will apply.
Donated By:
Adele Begay
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