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Neena Kay Jewellery Handmade, artisan jewellery - designed with intention, made slowly and grounded in respect for the earth and every soul she holds. www.neenakay.com

Diana never asked permission to be alone in the woods.The Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon, she chose solitude del...
18/10/2026

Diana never asked permission to be alone in the woods.

The Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon, she chose solitude deliberately — turning down marriage, keeping a retinue of nymphs rather than a husband, ruling the wild places rather than a household. She's often shown with a bow, a crescent moon at her brow, a pack of hounds at her heel.

She was also a fierce protector — of women in childbirth, of wild creatures, of anyone who needed sanctuary from being chased. Actaeon, the hunter who stumbled on her bathing and looked too long, learned her boundaries were not decorative.

I think there's something worth borrowing in her particular kind of independence — not loneliness, but a fullness that doesn't need anyone else's company to be complete.

✨ N x

17/10/2026

Some nights you don’t need answers. You just need to know which direction to walk.

The Moon is Her Guide collection was made for that kind of night — when logic runs out and you’re left following something quieter. Not certainty. Just a pull, worth trusting anyway.

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MoonWovenEarthHonoured

There's nothing soft about these, and that's rather the point.The Force earrings carry a bold hammer texture across long...
13/10/2026

There's nothing soft about these, and that's rather the point.

The Force earrings carry a bold hammer texture across long rectangular silver — a shape and finish made to feel like something struck into being, not gently coaxed. They're for the days you need to feel like you take up space, not apologise for it.

This one's not about being liked. It's about being unmistakable.

Explore the Force earrings — link in bio.

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Cerridwen's most famous story isn't really about her at all — not at first.She spent a year and a day brewing a potion o...
11/10/2026

Cerridwen's most famous story isn't really about her at all — not at first.

She spent a year and a day brewing a potion of wisdom and inspiration in her great cauldron, meant for her son. She set a boy named Gwion Bach to stir it. Three drops splashed onto his hand; without thinking, he sucked them off — and every drop of wisdom meant for her son went to him instead.

Furious, she chased him. He turned into a hare; she became a greyhound. He became a fish; she became an otter. He became a bird; she became a hawk. Finally he became a single grain of wheat, and she — a hen — swallowed him whole.

Nine months later, she gave birth to him again, transformed: the poet Taliesin, one of the greatest bards in Welsh legend.

It's a strange story to sit with. A tale about fury and pursuit, but also about what happens when we swallow something whole and it becomes part of us anyway, whether we meant it to or not.

✨ N x

10/10/2026

Cerridwen never stays one shape for long.

In Welsh myth, when she’s chasing what she wants, she becomes a hare, a hound, a bird, a fish — whatever the moment calls for. Not because she’s lost, but because she refuses to be caught standing still.

This collection carries labradorite for exactly that reason — a stone that shifts colour depending on the light, the way she shifts form depending on the chase.

✨ N x

CelticMythology

This Saturday brings the new moon — 4.50pm, the dark hinge of the month where the sky empties out and starts again.This ...
09/10/2026

This Saturday brings the new moon — 4.50pm, the dark hinge of the month where the sky empties out and starts again.

This one falls in the run-up to Samhain, the last new moon before the veil thins, which makes it a good one for clearing space rather than filling it.

Clear quartz is the stone I'm reaching for. Known as the "master healer," it amplifies intention and brings clarity where things have felt muddled. Hold it while you write down what you actually want the next lunar cycle to hold — not what you think you should want, what you actually do.

What are you making space for?

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Some pieces sit closest to where you can feel them.The Selene bangle wears moonstone right at your wrist, close enough t...
06/10/2026

Some pieces sit closest to where you can feel them.

The Selene bangle wears moonstone right at your wrist, close enough to catch against your pulse as you move through the day. Where a pendant sits near the heart, this one moves with your hands — into everything you do, everything you make, everything you reach for.

Nurture doesn't need to be a grand gesture. Sometimes it's just something steady, worn close, reminding you to slow your hands when the day speeds up.

Explore the Selene bangle — link in bio.

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There's more to Freya than the goddess of love.In Norse mythology, she rides a chariot pulled by two great cats, and wea...
04/10/2026

There's more to Freya than the goddess of love.

In Norse mythology, she rides a chariot pulled by two great cats, and wears Brísingamen, a necklace so precious she is said to have paid four dwarves dearly for it. She's a goddess of war as much as love — half of the battle-slain go to her hall, Fólkvangr, not Valhalla. She practises seiðr, a form of magic and prophecy, said to have taught it to Odin himself.

She holds these things at once — beauty and battle, magic and mourning, tenderness and fierce protection — without needing to choose. Perhaps that's the real lesson of Freya. You don't have to be only one thing.

✨ N x

03/10/2026

Freya doesn’t do things by halves. Norse goddess of love, yes, but also of fierce protection, of magic, of shaping her own fate.

The Freya collection carries hammered hearts — bold, purposeful, unmissable. A reminder that love, real love, starts with how fiercely you’re willing to love yourself first.

✨ N x

SelfLoveJewellery

Every piece you see on this page doesn't exist yet, until you ask for it.That's the truth behind slow, made to order jew...
01/10/2026

Every piece you see on this page doesn't exist yet, until you ask for it.

That's the truth behind slow, made to order jewellery — nothing sits waiting in a stockroom. When you order, it's made from that point: cut, shaped, hammered, set, and sent to Birmingham for hallmarking, before it reaches you around 3-4 weeks later.

It's slower than clicking 'buy now' on something mass produced. It also means what arrives has actually been made for you, not pulled off a shelf of identical pieces. Recycled sterling silver, shaped by hand, in a workshop with no windows but excellent light.

I know waiting isn't always easy. I hope, when it arrives, you feel it was worth it.

✨ N x

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