Cat & Feline Sterling Silver Charms

Do you love cats? We at Xinar do, too! We have an entire collection of animal charms in 925 sterling silver just waiting to be explored by cat lovers and DIY crafters. Many of our beautiful cat charms are 3D charms, meaning they’re fully detailed, from the fluffy ears down to their cute tails. If you’ve had it with cat charms that barely have any authentic details, you’re going to love our online charms store. Furthermore, Xinar offers more than just feline charms.

Our ever-growing inventory of sterling silver charms includes holiday charms, Christmas charms, birthday charms, professional charms, and more. Basically, you have everything you might need to create the perfect charm bracelets, necklaces and vintage earrings right here, in one place.

Xinar.com has been selling high-quality jewelry-making supplies for over twenty years, and we’re not stopping there! We will keep making available all the beads, findings, and charms that jewelry-makers need to create their beautiful crafts and designs. We are firm supporters of the artistic vision of the DIY crafting community, and we always will. Additionally, Xinar.com’s sterling silver charms are guaranteed to be free of lead and nickel. So if you need hypoallergenic sterling silver charms, go ahead, and explore our extensive collections above and pick all the charms you want. Our silver charms will not cause itching or allergies.

Genetic research has recently revealed that cats have coexisted with human societies for far longer than previously assumed. This means that, unlike dogs, whose DNA diverged when they were domesticated from wolves, domesticated cats’ DNA has mainly remained constant. This could be because cats were tamed and coexisted with humans only much later in history. Whereas dogs were domesticated at the end of the Paleolithic period (15,000 years ago), evidence suggests that cats originally lived with humans in the Neolithic period (in an undomesticated form) (8,000 years ago). Humans began producing and storing food in the Neolithic period, which attracted rodents cats hunted as prey.

Although there is no evidence of cat domestication during this time, it is increasingly likely that cat domestication occurred in predynastic Egypt (before 3150 BC) and dynastic Egypt (after 3150 BC). Iconography from these times shows that humans had formed vital and profound ties with cats, as well as a complex set of ideas about them. Egyptians revered cats and worshiped cat-deities who represented fertility, power, and justice, as is well known. Cats are thought to have moved from Egypt to other nations over ancient trading routes, eventually integrating with many cultures worldwide.

Various cultures have various and often complex beliefs about the cats that exist in and around their society today. Cats are seen as either auspicious or terrible omens in several cultures worldwide. The cat is a valued animal in most Muslim civilizations. Given the proximity, this could be linked to the Egyptian veneration of cats, which originated in the Near East.

The prophet Muhammad is claimed to have outlawed the slaughter of cats when a cat saved him from a snake assault, according to hadiths (divine tales or narratives). After that, Muhammad became a fierce guardian of cats, perhaps thank you for saving him. Abu Huriah, one of his friends, even mentions that Muhammad said a woman would go to hell for starving a kitten.

Cats are adored by Muslims worldwide, not only in the Middle East. When it comes to the beliefs of Muslims in the vicinity of Tomini Bay (Indonesia). Muslims, according to scholars, have a specific affection for cats and a unique set of ideas on how to treat them. Cats, in particular, play a significance in one’s afterlife destiny. When one enters the afterlife, it is said that after walking around for a while, the spirit arrives on a bridge across a river, where a cat sits guard.

In its precise and quick motions, cat symbolism expresses confidence and mystery. Even a cat totem’s face, particularly its eyes, exudes a sense of enchantment and secret. Their stare is austere and unwavering. Nonetheless, unless they become tired of their subject, they are unyielding. For one thing, Cat Spirit Animal has become aloof because of this attitude. As a result, this can be both positive and harmful, depending on the situation. Cats are known for their enigmatic and occasionally odd behavior.

On the other hand, the cat totem can symbolize magic, independence, alertness, and cleverness.

Significantly, the Cat Spirit and its calm demeanor can be fascinating. It is more common among people who wear their hearts on their sleeves. The hidden behaviors of the cat spirit guide can teach us a lot as a species. The appeal of cat symbolism is one of mystery and secrecy. That predictability can also be deduced. This is since it is not always beneficial to us. We all need to shake up our regular routines and make new adjustments now and again.