Glyph of Divine Luck

It is said that those who carry this glyph are blessed with an uncanny ability to navigate through challenges and seize opportunities. From minor strokes of luck to significant turns of fate, the glyph aligns the odds in favor of its possessor, making it a prized artifact for adventurers and seekers of fortune. The Glyph of Divine Luck is not a talisman to be taken lightly; its divine energies require respectful handling and a genuine heart. Legends say that misuse or greed can turn its blessings into misfortune, as the glyph's magic is as delicate as it is powerful. When used wisely, it offers a rare and powerful advantage, guiding its holder toward success and prosperity. - 'A Thousand and One Artifacts of an Era', Ellara Podfoot, Fey historian.
 
Each glyph pendant is painstakingly designed, transcribed to metal and then saw-pierced by hand with a blade sometimes no thicker than a few strands of human hair. From there, it is filed into shape and carefully sanded. As the brass sheet each piece is cut from is only 1mm thick, each step must proceed with a gentle touch to ensure that the piece isn't damaged while being created. From there, extra details like metal beads or cabochon fittings are created and micro-welded onto the piece. Finally, the entire item gets a polish or a patina (or sometimes both!) before being set on a necklace and given a name. This process can take anywhere from a few hours, to upwards of a day and a half, depending on the complexity of the design.
 
The pendant itself is a little over 3.5cm in diameter. The cord necklace is 21cm from clasp to pendant.
 
All items on this store are hand made, and due to the nature of this, there may be minor deviations from the item pictured. While all care is taken with my work, minor changes like pattern placement are inevitable, especially between ring sizes. Small changes can also be present between items made in batches, often due to the nature of the materials used.