Carnelian – a gift to help someone win a competition

Carnelian: The magical vitality gemstone – ideal good luck gift for those entering a competition or match

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Carnelian is a so-called power stone and makes a lovely jewellery gift for luck on certain occasions requiring extra strength and endurance. Ancient Egyptian tombs are full of Carnelian jewelry, as the Egyptians believed the gemstone had great power in the afterlife. According to these beliefs, Carnelian amulets could help ensure the soul’s passage into the next world.

The Carnelian gemstone is said to bring passion to the wearer and was believed by the Romans to shore up confidence and strength. It therefore makes a perfect gift to wish a friend or loved-one good luck in a competition, a match / game or on some special day or occasion that is going to require extra strength and fortitude. It is associated with the Zodiac sign of Virgo and August/September.

Carnelian bracelet

Carnelian makes a great gift for Competitors . . for the big Match, Game, or Competition, and also for extra vitality on that Special Day. 

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These are some of the most well known ‘ Lucky Gemstones ‘ offering gifts for their own particular / special event that sometimes needs that extra bit of luck or inspiration:

AmethystAquamarineAventurineBlack Agate *   CarnelianCitrineCoral GarnetIndian AgateJadeMoonstonePearlRed JasperRose QuartzSmokey QuartzTigers EyeSodalite  

Each of these is renowned for igniting belief and bringing inspiration and good luck to certain events or occasions:

Camino de Santiago jewellery ~ double, 18ct gold scallop necklace

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Camino de Santiago jewellery ~ double, 18ct gold scallop necklace
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A spectacular gold necklace gift with meaning

This exquisite little 18ct gold scallop shell / concha de vieira necklace is intricately hand-crafted by goldsmiths in Galicia, northern Spain, and features symbols of El Camino de Santiago.

The 1,000-year-old Way of St. James (El Camino de Santiago - in Spanish), criss-crosses Western Europe, arriving at Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain on the Atlantic coast. At least 200,000 people travel the Camino each year from all over the world: Some people walk, others travel by bike. Many travellers choose to do the Camino for personal, rather than any spiritual or religious reasons - taking time out from their busy/modern lives and perhaps finding inspiration along the way, whilst reflecting on their life in a supportive environment. Many carry with them a Scallop Shell symbol and everyone experiences the journey in a different way.

Wish your friends or loved-ones well on their own journey in life by sending them this really special little gift. It would show them just how much you care.

:)- Gift-Wrapped

:)- 18ct gold chain included

:)- Optional information card (see photo) about El Camino / Santiago (FREE)

:)- Personal message can be added

:)- Rapid shipping


Dimensions: The 18ct gold shells measure 10mm long x 10mm wide, or 15mm total length including the hanging ring, and are presented on an 18ct gold curb chain of 18". In addition: One of the shells features a small cross of St James / cruz de Santiago inside; And the other features a little model representation of St James the Apostle / Apóstol Santiago.

Whatever somebody’s journey - whether on El Camino itself, on holiday, a business trip, a gap year, trekking, etc, many friends and loved-ones like to pass on a special gift to wish the recipient well on their travels - and safekeeping along the way. And this really would be something special!


Gift this precious little Santiago scallop shell necklace to inspire your friends and loved ones. Comes gift-wrapped, like all our presents - and we can print a personal message on your behalf.

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More information about Spain's Camino and the Concha scallop shell of St James - La vieira concha de Santiago

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