Shamanic bijou pendants, for rituals, connections, or decoration.
Showroom Algæm Studio, various and unsorted photo gallery of my creations or inspirations.
Conceptions design to artistic and spiritual mind.
Antediluvian pearly vault, its shape, reflections and texture make it a sublime piece.
In working it, I remark that its color is changing, varying with the reflections and hour or it is exposed.
so, see the piece .
Fossil Gryphaeidae from geologic period Lias. Is dated between 201,3 and 174,1 million years.
Previous time to the average Jurassic.
Gryphaeidae fossil, dated between 201,3 and 174,1 million years.
Previous to the average Jurassic – Open more.
Berekhat’s Mother is a stone sculpture discovered on the heights of the Golan Heights in Syria by Naama Goren-Inbar, an archaeologist from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It could be at least 230,000 years old. Its creator is probably a Homo erectus. Homo erectus lived on our planet between 1.7 million and 140,000 years ago.
Assuredly fine to wear, the object can bring a best feeling and joy of live. It’s probably related to the symbolism and the exceptional origin of the piece.
Here with jewel is fine to wear, imagine the subject without. The difference would not be fundamental, but the fossil clearly brings a plus (we have seen it in real life), without forgetting its metaphysical influence.
Adapts well to all environments and ages, depending on the personal choice of each. All the more. that the precious piece is a life stone from of another age.
Small pieces well chosen for the occasion, in harmony with the environment of the moment.
The two mothers juxtaposed
The Venus of Tan-Tan is made from quartzite rock. The statuette was dated from the middle of the Acheulean period, between 300,000 and 500,000 years ago. She was discovered in 1999 by Lutz Fiedler, archaeologist from the state of Hesse, Germany, during a search within 15m of the surface, on the eroded bank north of the Draa River, a few kilometers south of the Moroccan city of Tan-Tan.
This statuette is subject of controversial theories, to the facts of whether it was carved by hand, or by the chance of a natural process. This controversy is linked to the ecumenical debate that hominids such as Homo heidelbergensis and Homo erectus who were alive during the Acheulean period, would have been able or not to have the symbolic thought necessary for artistic creation.
Comparisons under the microscope, however, allowed to affirm that the statuette was at least partially modified by the hand and tools such as hammer of stone.
Traces of pigmentation with red ocher which allowed its dating are observable on the statuette.
The Venus of Willendorf is a very old statuette, dated about 27,000 years ago (25,000 BC).
Sculpted from a limestone block in the Upper Palaeolithic, Gravettian.
It is kept at the Museum of Natural History in Vienna, Austria.
To Wear by All Venus
– he jewel chosen and then loved, brings to the wearer the advantage of grace and to be honored with pleasures.
