Choosing Your Pocket Hug
There is no single form your Pocket Hug must take.
Your choice can begin with the intention you need, the piece you feel drawn or guided to, the form you prefer, or simply how you want to keep it close. It can be more mystical or more practical if you do not want to make its purpose obvious. Here is a simple guide to help you decide.
Tied bracelets
A tied bracelet stays on your wrist once it has been activated and tied. It is suited to an intention you want to wear continuously rather than remove. It will stay on for as long as it takes to work its magic, so keep in mind that it is a kind of commitment.
Removable bracelets
A removable bracelet can still be worn close to your body while giving you the freedom to take it off when needed.
It may suit someone who wants to choose when they work with a particular intention, or who cannot or does not want to wear a permanently tied bracelet.
Pendants and necklaces
A pendant lets you wear your Pocket Hug close to your chest or heart chakra. It also gives symbols, stones, words or other elements room to become the central focus.
It can be carried under your clothing for privacy or worn visibly when you want its meaning to be seen.
Charms, talismans and keyrings
A charm or talisman does not need to be worn on the body.
It can travel with you on your keys, bag or any personal item of your choice, making it easy to touch whenever you need its reminder—or when you simply prefer to share your space with it.
Pocket pieces
Some Pocket Hugs are made simply to be held, touched or carried.
These are for the person who wants something private but close; something they can reach for, wrap their hand around and keep entirely for themselves, such as crystals and stones.
They are perhaps the most literal form of a Pocket Hug and are extremely versatile. You can keep one in your pocket, handbag, on your desk, in your car or anywhere you may want to see, touch and reach it whenever you feel the need.
Runes, Sigils and Celtic Symbols
Runes
Rune tiles will be handmade from clay and available in different colours. Each rune carries the energy and meaning of its symbol, while the chosen colour can add another layer to its intention.
Sigils
My sigils were created during powerful energetic events. They carry the energy of those moments or serve as an aid for channeling that energy. They can take the form of pendants, earrings, charms, bracelets or hand-drawn cards.
Celtic symbols
Celtic symbols can also be made into pendants, earrings, charms or bracelets. Each symbol is chosen for its own meaning and the intention it supports.
There is no wrong form to choose.
Colours, Cord & Symbols
Nothing within a Pocket Hug is chosen only as decoration.
Colour, cord, stone, knot, rune, charm, word and symbol can each carry part of the piece’s intention. Together, they help carry and express the intention of the piece.
A colour may strengthen, soften, protect, ground or call in a particular energy. A stone contributes its own natural properties. A knot can hold and secure intention. A rune, charm or written word gives that intention a physical form.
Sometimes the meaning is immediately clear. At other times, you may feel drawn to a colour or symbol before consciously understanding why.
That response matters.
The purpose of these elements is not to tell you what you must feel. They give the soul something it can recognise and return to whenever you see, wear or touch the piece.
The exact meaning of each element will be explained in its product listing, including any available choices.
Every colour, symbol and detail is chosen to support the intention held within the piece.
The individual colour meanings still need to be added beneath this introduction once we gather your exact colour codes. I have not invented those because they must come from your own system.
White — cleansing, peace, clarity, light and new beginnings. Crown chakra.
Black — protection, boundaries, grounding and transmuting unwanted energy. Root chakra.
Grey — balance, neutrality, calm, transition and release.
Brown — grounding, stability, security, home and connection to Mother Earth. Root chakra.
Ochre — Earth energy, strength, endurance, warmth and ancient wisdom.
Gold — abundance, prosperity, success, confidence and divine light.
Red — courage, strength, passion, vitality and protection. Root chakra.
Orange — creativity, joy, motivation, sensuality and emotional flow. Sacral chakra.
Yellow — confidence, optimism, clarity, personal power and will. Solar plexus chakra.
Green — healing, growth, harmony, love, money and abundance. Heart chakra.
Blue — calm, truth, trust, communication and peace. Throat chakra.
Pink — gentle love, self-love, compassion and emotional healing. Heart chakra.
Purple — intuition, transformation, wisdom and spiritual connection. Third eye or crown chakra.
Silver — intuition, moon energy, reflection, protection and feminine energy.