Most of the cultures across the world have seen this metal as a symbol of wealth, prosperity, authority and charisma. Gold was often used as offerings for the gods, for ceremonial purposes and for the beautification of the chieftains’ courts.

It was believed to represent perfection and purity. The metal was highly valued by the ancient Egyptians, Irish, Romans, Asians, Africans, and Central Americans. Gold The celestial body represented by Gold is the Sun. It is considered to be the most ‘human’ metal and so, is distrusted by the ethereal entities and spirits.īy the Artist – David Weiztman and Ka Gold JewelryĪlchemy Pendant Alchemical Wedding Talisman 7 metals Chaldean astrology talisman It promotes emotions such as lust, confidence, courage, strength, stamina, and resilience.

Iron symbolizes the male energy and is connected to physical power, aggression, growth, dependence, and protection. The metal was widely used by the Asian, African and European civilizations. Iron One of the most abundant elements in the universe, Iron is dominated by the planet Mars. The popularity of tin is dated to the Bronze Age with civilizations around the world making extensive use of it. This metal is also connected to prosperity and wealth. It is associated with mediation, balance and a philosophical view of life. It embodies wisdom, logic, education, maturity, and knowledge and is believed to be the metal of the sages and scholars. The lead was one of the earliest metals known to man and was widely used by the ancient Romans, Egyptians, Greek, and Chinese. It was associated with divination spells. This toxic metal represents impurities, of the metals as well as the humans and its burning is metaphoric with cleansing and removal of imperfections. Lead Governed by the planet Saturn, Lead has dark connections and is related to death and transformation. Let us take a look at the symbolic meaning of the seven metals of Lead, Tin, Iron, Gold, Mercury, Copper and Silver which are referred to as the ‘Metals of Antiquity’ as they are the metals around which different civilizations were founded.

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