The Three Horseman Baltic Amber Ritual Choker

Description

Baba Yaga‘s forest is patrolled by three horsemen that link to nature and the cycle of time. They control daybreak, sunrise, and nightfall and wear clothing that matches their horses. Said to represent dawn, midday, and twilight. The White Rider appears at dawn heralding Day. The Red Rider appears at noon heralding the Sun. The Black Rider appears at the end of day bringing Night. Adorn The Three Horseman Baltic Amber Ritual Choker to remind yourself of the ongoing nature of existence and the interconnectedness of events over time.

Strung like a Ukrainian korali necklace; one of the oldest forms of ornaments in Ukraine. They have many names (monysto, busy, korali) testifying to their long history and important role in Ukrainian culture. Not only adornments they carry deep symbolic significance. Generally protective or informative, one could tell how wealthy a family was as since six strings of coral beads could cost as much as a pair of oxen.

Baltic Amber Jewellery has associations with time, cycles, and longevity. As it was once a living substance, it’s related to spirit. Worn to avert misfortune, for protection, and to keep one safe from black magic. They cast out devils, guarded against evil eye, brought luck in love, and made the owner stronger and cleverer. Warm to the touch and alleged to contain the very essence of life itself. People believed Baltic Amber “pulled out” diseases from the body and “attracted” good luck.

The Three Horseman Baltic Amber Ritual Choker s comprised of four 15″ long Faceted Multi-Color Amber Beaded strands all connected with a beautiful amber clasp