There’s something incredibly powerful about holding a piece of jewelry and knowing it carries more than just beauty—it holds meaning, intention, energy. That’s what first drew me to talismans and amulets. I’ve always been deeply fascinated by the unseen forces that shape our lives—the emotion, the memory, the protection a small object can carry.

From the earliest days of Magick Alchemy, my desire has been to create pieces that serve not only as adornment but also as sacred companions for life’s journey.

Over time, my work evolved from raw, electroformed crystals to fine jewelry in 14k gold and precious gemstones. But the heart of it has stayed the same: each piece is made with care, crafted to support you with grounding, intention, and beauty.

If you’ve ever felt drawn to talismans or amulets but weren’t sure how to invite them into your life, this post is for you. I’ll share some of my own insights, stories, and rituals—so you can begin to experience their quiet magic too.

Start With Intention

Every piece I design begins with a single question: What energy or blessing do I want this to carry? I encourage you to ask yourself the same before choosing a talisman or amulet.

Do you need protection on a new journey? Are you calling in abundance? Craving clarity? Seeking emotional healing?

Your intention will guide the piece you choose—or help you recognize the one that’s calling to you. That pull you feel toward a certain symbol or stone isn’t random; it’s a sign that something in it resonates deeply with where you are or where you want to go.

Choose Symbols That Speak to You

The symbols and motifs I use are often born in dreams or moments of quiet inspiration, and I always research their deeper meanings. I’m especially drawn to goddess archetypes, mythological creatures, and the alchemical signs of transformation. The moon, sun, and stars show up often in my work—not just for their beauty, but for their ability to reflect cycles, change, and power.

When you’re choosing a talisman, don’t worry too much about what it “should” mean to anyone else. Ask: What does this feel like to me? Does it remind you of your strength? Your softness? A challenge you’ve overcome?

Sometimes the symbol you need is the one you don’t fully understand yet. Let yourself be curious. Let yourself be guided.

Make It Personal

One of the most beautiful things about wearing a talisman is that it becomes a part of your story. I’ve had customers tell me they hold their pendant before speaking in public or touch their ring during moments of anxiety. These gestures—simple, personal, and full of meaning—are what give the piece its power.

One story that still gives me chills is from a client named Elena, who wore a custom “Artemis Courage” amulet during a solo hiking trip through the Grand Tetons. She told me how touching the crescent bezel in a moment of fear helped her reconnect with her strength. That amulet became a tool—not of escape, but of transformation.

You can create your own rituals around your jewelry. Hold it during meditation. Set an intention before putting it on in the morning. Cleanse it under moonlight or rest it on a bed of selenite at night. Your talisman doesn’t just sit on your skin—it becomes part of your energetic field.

Wear It Like a Second Skin

Designing talismans means walking the line between beauty and meaning. I want each piece to feel effortless to wear—light and elegant enough for every day—but also charged with depth. Whether it's the curve of a crescent moon or the glow of a sunstone, every element is chosen not just for its aesthetic value but for the energy it holds.

My favorite piece, the Sol Fortuna Talisman, is a perfect example. It pairs the radiant joy of sunstone with the golden abundance of Imperial Topaz. Every time I wear it, I feel like I’m stepping into the day with more light and purpose. It’s not just a necklace—it’s a reminder that good fortune is already mine to claim.

Find a piece that makes you feel that way—like you’ve put on a little armor made of sunlight.

Let It Grow With You

Your relationship with your talisman will change over time—and that’s part of the magic. What begins as a source of strength may later become a symbol of a chapter you’ve completed. That’s why many of my clients return to build collections, layering their talismans like a timeline of their growth.

These are not fast-fashion accessories. They’re meant to be lived in, loved, passed down. They carry your story and evolve with it.

Final Thoughts

Incorporating a talisman or amulet into your life is less about what you believe in and more about how you choose to live—with intention, with reverence, and with a sense of connection to something larger than yourself.

Whether you’re starting a new chapter, healing from the past, or simply longing to carry beauty with meaning—there’s a talisman waiting to meet you where you are. Let it be your reminder. Let it be your mirror. Let it be your magick.