Sorcerers Dagger Athame Wiccan Pewter Necklace Pendant
Sorcerers Dagger Athame Wiccan Pewter Necklace Pendant
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This athame necklace reproduces the double-edged ritual dagger used in modern witchcraft and ceremonial magic. A carved sorcerer's face sits at the hilt. The detail is meant to recall the knowledge required to wield the blade with purpose rather than harm.
Unlike a working knife, this pendant depicts a tool that is rarely sharpened. Practitioners use the athame to direct energy and mark ritual boundaries. It is not meant to cut anything physical, a distinction central to how the object is understood.
- Material: fine lead-free pewter
- Dimensions: 3 1/8 in L x 3/4 in W x 1/8 in D, 1 oz
- Cord: 33 in black cord, knot the ends to adjust length
- Includes: legend description card
- Fit: unisex
- SKU: WIC-143
- Collection: Wiccan and Pagan
From the Key of Solomon to Modern Wicca
A black-handled ritual knife appears in the Key of Solomon, a Renaissance grimoire, under the name arthame. The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn later formalized its use in banishing rituals. Gerald Gardner carried the tool into Wicca in the 1950s.
One of the Four Sacred Tools
The athame stands alongside the chalice, the wand, and the pentacle as one of Wicca's four elemental tools. It is most often linked to fire or air depending on tradition. In ritual, the athame directs energy while the chalice receives it, together marking the union of opposing forces.
Pairing With Other Ritual Tool Pieces
This pendant pairs naturally with the pentacle or Four Sacred Things piece from the same pewter line. All three reference the physical tools used on a Wiccan altar. Wearing them together keeps that ritual set visible in everyday jewelry.
Styling and Wearing
This athame necklace hangs at just over three inches on its 33 in cord. It makes a striking centerpiece for anyone building a Wiccan jewelry collection.
Care Notes
Handle by the cord to avoid tarnishing the pewter. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
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