In alchemical symbolism, the transmutation of base metals into gold is often seen as an allegory for the transformation of the alchemist's own being, with the goal of achieving inner enlightenment and spiritual evolution. 

Spiritual gold in jewelry is not necessarily about the material itself but rather the transformative power it holds. The phrase "Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi", quoted from the Rosarium Philosophorum, reinforces the idea that the alchemists' quest for gold goes beyond the material realm, emphasizing the unique and profound nature of their pursuit.

In alchemy, symbols and imagery are often rich with metaphorical meanings, and the heptagram (a seven-pointed star) is no exception.

The heptagram is associated with several alchemical and mystical traditions, and one common interpretation is its connection to the seven classical planets of astrology: Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Each point of the heptagram may represent one of these celestial bodies, with the center representing a unifying force or principle.

Within the heptagram  you will find the the symbols of the Sun and Moon, they symbolize opposing or complementary forces, often associated with masculine (Sun) and feminine (Moon) energies. In alchemical terms, these symbols can represent the union of opposites, a concept central to alchemical transformation and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.

The symbols of the Sun and Moon within the heptagram are intricately linked to the alchemical pursuit of the Philosopher's Stone. They represent the alchemist's journey toward unity, balance, and enlightenment, both in the physical and spiritual realms. The imagery serves as a guide and a reflection of the transformative processes involved in the pursuit of alchemical goals.

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Alchemical-inspired jewelry, plated with gold, captures the essence of transformation and renewal, symbolizing the alchemical quest for spiritual enlightenment through the purification of the soul. These exquisite pieces infuse the mystical allure of alchemy into wearable art, allowing the wearer to embody the alchemical journey toward inner transmutation and self-discovery, all while exuding the timeless elegance of gold's symbolic richness and opulence.

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Aurum nostrum non est aurum vulgi.

Rosarium Philosophorum, Frankfurt am Main, 1550.