Brass & Copper Bracelet Tree of Life
This copper and brass bracelet is approximately 1" wide with the Tree of Life engraved on it. It is a golden color with two coils of copper on the top and bottom. This is a beautiful design and a wonderful addition to any collection.
Tree of Life Meaning
The tree has always been a symbol of life, renewal, and energy. So, it shouldn’t be surprising that many different religions and even branches of Science have used this mystic symbol to represent beliefs and ideals. There are many records throughout history that show that the Tree of Life was used in many different parts of the world, during many different periods in time. In Ancient Egypt, for instance, it is said that the first couple (Isis and Osiris) emerged from an Acacia tree (the Tree of Life). The Tree of Life for Assyrians, on the other hand, was a symbol with crisscrossing lines and nodes.
Metaphysical Properties of Brass
Energy: Projective
Planet: Sun
Element: Fire
Associated Metal: Gold
Metaphysical Powers: Healing, Money, Protection
Brass Magickal Lore & Uses
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Brass is used in money-attracting rituals. At Sunrise, empower eight small brass bells and eight green candles with your need for money. Do this in direct sunlight, if possible. Place the candles (in holders) in a roughly square shape (two on each side). Ring each bell over each candle and visualize.
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Or, you can place empowered olivine, aventurine, or any other money-attracting stones on a piece of brass during prosperity rituals.
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Wearing a brass ring is thought to stop stomach cramps.
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Brass jewelry can be worn to guard yourself. It is used in defensive magic to send negativity back to its sender.
Metaphysical Properties of Copper
Energy: Receptive
Planet: Venus
Element: Water
Deities: Aphrodite, Astarte, Ishtar
Associated Stones: Quartz Crystal, Emerald
Associated Herb: Mimosa
Metaphysical Powers: Energy Direction, Healing, Luck, Love, Protection, Money
Copper Magickal Lore & Uses
- It has long been linked to the divine. It was attributed to the Queen of Heaven and goddesses associated with the planet Venus during ancient Mesopotamian times.
- Copper is a well-known conductor of electricity. One modern use of this metal is to create a wand out of copper tubes. They are topped with quartz crystals and sometimes wrapped with leather or another shielding substance. Copper wands are used to direct energy during magical rituals.
- Copper can balance the body's polarity and is therefore great for healing.
- To be most effective for healing, copper is worn on the left side of the body of someone who is right-handed and visa versa for left-handed people.