Frosted Moons – Frost Blue Freshwater Pearl Sterling Silver Studs | Skadi’s Winter Frost

Gift Ready Luxury
Frosted Moons, Skadi’s Winter Frost Blue Freshwater Pearl Studs sit like tiny moons on frost-blue silk, 4–4.5 mm button pearls in cool gray blue that reads as “Frost Blue” on the ear. Each round glows softly against bright 925 sterling posts, small enough for everyday ritual yet crisp enough for ceremony. Witches and dark feminine practitioners who work in winter tide, cold clarity, and ocean-crown energy reach for this pair when they want their magic quiet, precise, and near the bone.

Geological Information
Freshwater pearls are organic gemstones, layered spheres of aragonite and conchiolin laid down by mollusks in lakes and rivers. Aragonite is a calcium carbonate mineral in the orthorhombic crystal system, built in thin platelets that stack into nacre and catch light with soft luster instead of hard flash. With a Mohs hardness around 2.5–4.5, pearls prefer gentle wear, especially in earrings where they avoid most impact. Aragonite appears in Earth’s record for more than 400 million years, so every pearl on your altar joins a deep lineage of shell, water, and slow, repetitive building that mirrors how long term spellwork settles into the body.

Details:
Stone: Freshwater cultured pearls
Color: Gray blue, “Frost Blue”
Cut and Size: 4–4.5 mm button pearls
Metal: 925 sterling silver posts and earnuts
Earring Size: Approximately 4–4.5 mm face up
Setting Style: Classic post stud setting
Stone Setting: Hand set in house by Velcryn Gems

I do not offer hardware changes on this piece. For a precise, long term fit or any adjustments, I strongly recommend working with a trusted local piercer or jeweler; they can usually make small changes quickly and at relatively low cost.

Energetic and Ritual Uses:
Frost blue pearls travel in the lane of calm emotional regulation, lunar listening, and sea-salt clarity. You use them when you want your nervous system cooled without going numb, when you need to hear your own voice under everyone else’s noise. On the body they behave like small tidal anchors, helping you honor feeling without letting it drag you under. Witches and dark feminine practitioners use pearl in work around devotion, vows, and sacred rest, especially in winter seasons when the world demands constant output. The stone does not rescue you, it helps you keep your own promises in the cold light of day.

Suggested workings:

• Wear these studs for court days, client calls, or hard conversations where you choose composed truth over performance.

• Set the earrings on a small salt-marked cloth or Skadi sigil near a north-facing window overnight, then put them on before winter travel or long commutes.

• Place them on your altar beside a bowl of water and a white or pale blue candle while you script a boundaries-and-rest incantation for the week.

• Hold one earring in each hand while you breathe slowly, then fasten them as a commitment to speak from a cooled, honest body rather than from panic.

Optional Add On Ritual Services:
At checkout, you can choose extra ritual work to meet this piece where you are.

Custom Incantation Card:
You name a focus such as clarity, protection, sustainable work, grief tending, or desire. I write a short, specific incantation in plain working language that ties your focus to frost blue pearl, sterling, and Skadi’s winter current. The words appear handwritten on a small basil seeded card you can plant later, ready to live on your altar, mirror, or jewelry box and to be spoken whenever you wear or handle the earrings.

Ritual Charging:
I place the earrings on my working altar, name them for you, and charge them toward your stated intention. I work with candle flame, focused breath, and sound to wake the metal and pearl into alignment with that focus. The physical materials do not change, the sterling silver and freshwater pearls remain exactly as described.

Ritual and Incantation Bundle:
This option combines the ritual charging and the custom incantation card. The earrings leave my altar carrying deliberate work toward your chosen focus, and you receive a line crafted for you to weave into your practice. Ritual work supports your own craft and decisions; it does not guarantee outcomes, override consent, or replace grounded action in the world.

Living With Your Earrings
Physical care:
Sterling silver likes regular wear but will develop a soft patina over time; this suits the dark feminine mood of the piece. Keep pearls away from hairspray, perfume, and harsh cleaners; they are softer than quartz and prefer kind contact. Remove these earrings before swimming, showering, sleeping, or heavy exercise, and before applying lotions or hair products. Store them in the provided box or a soft pouch, away from harder jewelry that might scratch the nacre, and use the included polishing cloth on the metal only, not on the pearls.

Energetic care:
Rest the earrings on a small dish beside a pinch of salt or near clean soil when they feel heavy from use, rather than burying them. Let them sit in indirect sunlight or through a window in soft moonlight to reset their tide. When you put them on or take them off, give one slow breath and name what you are carrying in and what you are leaving at the door. You remain the one who decides what these pieces witness, amplify, or release.

Packaging and Personal Touches:
Every order includes a 1 oz YuleWind body butter sample, a proprietary aromatic essential oil blend that evokes a winter morning by the ocean, evergreen light, and a yule hearth, with a retail value of 14 dollars. You also receive a handwritten thank you note on basil seeded handmade paper that you can plant later, sealed in wax for that old world, personal correspondence feel. Your earrings arrive in a black jewelry box with crinkle cut paper and tissue wrapping, with an anti tarnish polishing cloth included in every jewelry order. Selantris Velcryn designed the unboxing to feel like opening a spell kit created specifically for you.

Standard Disclaimer:
Metaphysical properties are offered for spiritual and ritual use and are not a substitute for medical, legal, or financial advice.