At a glance
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Material: stainless steel — does not tarnish like plated metal
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Chain length: 45 cm (17.7 in)
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Symbol: waxing, full and waning moon — the Triple Goddess as Maiden, Mother and Crone
- In pagan tradition associated with Artemis, Selene and Hecate
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How to use it
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Wear it daily. Stainless steel is the practical choice here — it takes water, sweat and wear without turning.
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45 cm (17.7 in) sits just below the collarbone, which layers well with a longer chain if you already wear one.
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Use it as a moon-phase cue. Some people touch the waxing side when starting something and the waning side when letting something go. Small, and surprisingly effective.
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Take it off for anything abrasive rather than anything wet.
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A dry soft cloth is all the cleaning it needs.
✨ Temple Tip — wear it as a calendar, not a charm
The Triple Moon works hardest when you sync it to the actual sky. Check the moon phase once a week and let the pendant remind you which third of the cycle you are in — waxing for beginning, full for doing, waning for finishing and releasing. It turns a piece of jewelry into a rhythm.
Questions we get asked
What does the Triple Moon symbol mean?
It combines the waxing, full and waning moons to represent the phases of a life and the cycles of time — the Maiden, the Mother and the Crone.
What metal is it?
Stainless steel, which is why it holds up to daily wear far better than plated jewelry.
How long is the chain?
45 cm (17.7 in), sitting just below the collarbone on most people.
Which goddesses is the Triple Goddess linked to?
In pagan tradition she is often associated with Artemis, Selene and Hecate — youth, fullness and wisdom respectively.
Can I wear it in the shower?
Stainless steel handles water well. Taking it off for abrasive work and heavy chemicals will keep it looking new longer.
To go further
Three moons, one cycle, worn where you can reach it. #TempleOfDesire
