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The Wolf Necklace is a handcrafted piece inspired by one of the most powerful archetypes of intuition, courage, and inner freedom. Across cultures, the wolf is revered as a guide that moves confidently between the seen and unseen worlds. This pendant captures that essence through meticulous artisan work, created for those who value meaningful jewelry that reflects strength, instinct, and a deep connection to their true nature.
The wolf symbolizes loyalty, resilience, and the ability to navigate challenges with clarity and purpose. Known for its sharp intuition and strong sense of direction, the wolf teaches us to trust our inner voice and embrace our individuality. Wearing the Wolf Necklace is believed to support courage, enhance intuitive awareness, and encourage authentic self-expression.
More than a piece of jewelry, this necklace serves as a reminder to walk your path with confidence and remain aligned with your instincts. Whether chosen as a personal talisman or a thoughtful gift, the Wolf Necklace carries a timeless message of guidance and inner power. Handcrafted in 925 sterling silver, 24K gold plated, bronze, or copper, it blends meaningful symbolism with refined artisan craftsmanship.
Product Details
- Pendant Material: 925 Sterling Silver, 24K Gold Plated, Bronze, Oxidized Bronze, White Bronze, Copper or Antique Silver
- Chain: Surgical Steel, Leather, Copper, Gold Plated or Bronze
- Approximate Weight of the pendant: 28 grams
- Pendant Size: Width: 2 cm x Height: 3 cm
- Production: 5 business days
- Origin: Handcrafted in Argentina and/or the UK.
- Packaging: Geomatria luxury box
- Warranty: 1 month
Gold Editions & Custom Work
If you wish to give a piece of art that’s also an investment, we offer solid 18K gold versions, forged to order.
We also create fully personalized symbolic designs — unique pieces made especially for you.
Remember: gold gains value over time.
Thank you for visiting and becoming part of the Geomatria universe.
