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 Storytale & Myths Charms

Shop magnificent storytale and mythology charms at bargain prices year-round, only here at Xinar.com! Fully express your creativity while designing storytale and myth-themed earrings, necklaces, and charm bracelets. Our online charms store is constantly updated and provides the widest selection of beautifully designed 925 sterling silver charms covering the world’s myths and classic storytales. From enigmatic fairy charms with breathtaking detail to the Griffin charm that inspired the Gryffindor House in Harry Potter, Xinar has something for everyone. Our charms collection includes classics like the medieval knight in shining armor, the Irish leprechaun, and even the three bears. Make your DIY crafting projects even more fantastic with impressive figures like the three blind mice and Jack and the beanstalk. Whatever your needs may be, Xinar’s sterling silver charms are here to complete your design and workbench needs.

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What Do Symbols in Mythology Signify?

Mythology is woven into the fabric of every culture and affects every person. Myths influence every culture’s language, morals, rituals, and customs. Therefore, it is possible to learn about a culture by examining its mythological beliefs and symbols. These myths spawned a slew of symbols that clarify a wide range of ideas.

  •   Odin, the god of the Norse pantheon, is said to have taken a ride on the legendary horse Sleipnir. This eight-legged horse transports Him between the material and divine worlds. One leg represents each of the eight spokes of the solar wheel and represents a shamanic journey.
  •   The mythological ash tree Yggdrasil encompasses the Nine Worlds and binds all existence.
  •   In the mythology of the Norse god Thor, Mjolnir is the magical hammer that symbolizes strength, protection, and consecration.
  •   Egyptian mythology holds that the scarab beetle pushes the sun into the sky every morning at dawn. For the scarab, it’s all about strength and tenacity.
  •   The Phoenix is a sacred firebird in Egypt. In mythology, it is said that when its life cycle ends, it sets fire to its nest and burns to ashes before emerging as a young Phoenix. This fabled bird represents rebirth, immortality, and the afterlife.
  •   The Eye of Horus or the Wedjat is the falcon god’s eye in Egypt, which is said to have healing and protection powers.
  •   Corn ears represent fertility and abundance for the Greek goddess Demeter (Roman Ceres).
  •   Mercury (Hermes) was involved in a fight between two serpents, which entangled themselves around the god’s wand, the Caduceus. The Caduceus is a symbol of morality and good behavior. It also symbolizes the interplay of the four elements of nature.
  •   Ancient Greek mythology held that those who possessed the Cornucopia (horn of plenty) would be able to obtain an inexhaustible supply of food and drink. It is a metaphor for the eternal nature of the universe and the unstoppable flow of energy in all directions.
  •   One of the South’s most well-known folklore creatures—the Vermillion Bird—is associated with the summer months. It’s a lucky charm.
  •   The black tortoise symbolizes longevity and wisdom, and it is found only in the northern hemisphere during the winter months.
  •   A symbol of autumn in the West, the white tiger is a mythical beast. Protector and defender, the White Tiger is revered.
  •   The mythical creature of the East, the Azure Dragon, is associated with the coming of spring. Despite its size and intimidating reputation, the Azure Dragon is revered for its virtue, justice, and bias to bring good fortune to its followers.

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