The item for sale a is Solid .925 Sterling Silver stag pagan god and pentagram pendant. The pendant measures 34mm from the tip to the top of the bail and weighs 7g. The pendant consists of a beautiful stag's head, a representation of the Stag God, Pagan God of the woodlands and wild places, surrounded by a wreath of leaves. A pentagram surrounded by a circle is mounted between the stag's antlers.

This pendant would be particularly suitable for a man, as the stag is a form often taken by the Horned God of the Witches, but could also be worn by a woman who either relates strongly to the animus aspect of her being, or who wishes to contact this aspect more strongly. 

For many Pagans, the antlers of the stag are associated directly with the fertility of the God. The Horned God, in his many incarnations, often appears wearing a headdress of antlers. In some depictions, the horns grow directly from his head. Early Paleolithic cave art shows men wearing antlers on their heads, so it would appear that the horn or antler has long been a symbol of worship in some form or another. In Egyptian legend, many gods appear to wear a pair of horns on their head. Stag symbolism appears in a number of myths, legends, and folktales. Often associated with woodland deities, the stag plays a key role in the tales of the Greek Artemis and her Roman counterpart, Diana, as well as the Celtic Finn mac Cumhail. All three are figures associated with the hunt. In English literature, both Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe incorporate deer mythology into their plays.

Your pendant will be sent in a small, dark coloured, padded cardboard gift box to protect it whilst in transit.