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Fern Spirit with Tiger's Eye | Scottish Botanical Amulet
Fern Spirit with Tiger's Eye | Scottish Botanical Amulet
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Scottish Botanical Amulet - Fern Spirit with Tiger's Eye
Part of the Scottish Botanical Amulet collection, this one-of-a-kind piece was created using a real fern gathered in Scotland. Through the process of copper electroforming, layer upon layer of copper was permanently deposited onto the fern itself, capturing its delicate structure, intricate textures, and natural form in lasting metal. Every detail of the original fern remains beautifully visible, transforming this gift of the wild Scottish woodland into a unique keepsake. Handcrafted in my small studio in rural Scotland, each amulet carries a connection to the landscape from which its story began.
The fern fronds shown alongside the amulet in the photographs are from the same species used in its creation, offering a glimpse of the living plant whose delicate structure was captured in copper.
A real fern frond stretches across a circular copper frame, paired with a polished Tiger's Eye and accented with Tiger's Eye beads and brass details along the adjustable cord. The circular form evokes the cycles of nature, the turning of the seasons, and the continuous relationship between growth, change, and renewal.
Measurements
- Pendant Size: 6 × 4.5 cm
- Adjustable cord with sliding knot
Symbolism of the Design
Few plants carry as much mystery as the fern. Long before many familiar flowering plants appeared, ferns were already thriving across the ancient landscape, unfurling their delicate fronds beneath the shelter of towering trees.
Across Celtic and European folklore, ferns were often regarded as plants of hidden wisdom and woodland magic. Legends spoke of the elusive fern seed, said to reveal hidden treasures or grant special insight to those fortunate enough to find it. Growing quietly in shaded forests and secret places, ferns became symbols of protection, mystery, and the unseen wonders believed to dwell within the wild places of the world.
The circle surrounding the fern adds another layer of symbolism. Across many traditions, circles have represented wholeness, unity, eternity, and the interconnected nature of life. Without beginning or end, they reflect the repeating rhythms found throughout nature, from the changing seasons to the cycles of growth and renewal that shape every living thing.
Together, the fern and circle create a symbol of life's unfolding journey, reminding us that growth is rarely linear and that every ending often becomes the beginning of something new.
Spiritual & Symbolic Associations
Associated With:
- Courage
- Confidence
- Hidden Wisdom
- Protection
- Personal Growth
- Connection to Nature
Tiger's Eye has long been associated with courage, determination, and the confidence to move forward even when the path ahead is uncertain. Its golden bands shimmer with warm flashes of light, recalling sunlight filtering through woodland branches and illuminating the forest floor below.
Often connected with grounding and inner strength, Tiger's Eye has traditionally been regarded as a stone that encourages balance between instinct and action, helping us move forward with both confidence and awareness.
When paired with the fern, a plant steeped in folklore and hidden wisdom, the story becomes one of trusting both intuition and experience. One encourages quiet observation, while the other inspires the courage to take action when the moment arrives.
When creating this piece, I wanted it to carry the atmosphere of sunlight breaking through the forest canopy after a long walk beneath the trees. A moment of clarity, warmth, and renewed confidence, where the path ahead becomes visible once again and every step feels guided by courage, wisdom and trust.
Chakra Association
Tiger's Eye is often associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra and Root Chakra, symbolically linked with confidence, personal power, grounding, and determination.
Materials & Craftsmanship
- Handcrafted copper electroformed jewellery
- Real fern gathered in Scotland and captured in copper through electroforming
- Tiger's Eye cabochon
- Tiger's Eye beads
- Brass accent beads
- Circular copper frame
- Adjustable cord with sliding knot
- One-of-a-kind artisan piece
Perfect For
- Nature lovers
- Woodland and cottagecore aesthetics
- Spiritual and symbolic jewellery collections
- Meaningful gifting
- Those drawn to fern symbolism and folklore
- Lovers of statement botanical jewellery
- Those seeking a symbol of confidence, courage, and personal growth
Disclaimer
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Information regarding symbolism, crystals, chakras, and spiritual associations is provided for educational and inspirational purposes only. These descriptions reflect historical, cultural, and contemporary beliefs and are not intended as medical, legal, or professional advice.
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I do my best to capture each piece as accurately as possible using natural lighting. However, due to differences in screen settings, monitor calibration, and device displays, colours may appear slightly different in person.
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Materials
Materials
- Solid copper pendant, handcrafted using the electroforming process.
- Natural crystal, stone, or organic element used as the foundation of the piece and preserved within copper design
- Waxed cord or metal chain (please refer to the individual product description).
- Additional components, which may include metal, gemstone, or wooden beads (please refer to the individual product description).
- Please refer to the individual product description for specific material details or contact me if you have any questions.
Size & Fit
Size & Fit
- Please refer to the individual product description for sizing and measurements.
- Some pieces are finished with an adjustable waxed cord, allowing them to be worn at a variety of lengths, while others are supplied with a fixed-length chain.
- If you would like additional measurements or have any questions about fit, please feel free to get in touch before purchasing.
Care Information
Care Information
- Each piece is sealed to help protect the copper and preserve the finish.
- To help maintain the protective coating, avoid prolonged contact with water, perfumes, lotions, cosmetics and households chemicals.
- Remove jewellery before swimming, bathing or engaging in activities that may expose it to excessive moisture.
- When not being worn, store your jewellery in a dry place away from excessive humidity
- Over time, the protective finish may naturally wear, as copper is a living metal that reacts to its environment, the piece may gradually develop additional character through changes in colour and patina.

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