The script around the outside of this pentacle/pentagram is said to be a relic from the Atlantean days.  These magical letters are thought to be connected to the Cabalistic Enochian Script of the Elizabethan astrologer and magician Dr. John Dee.  Also called the "Runes of Honorious" and the "Witch’s Runes", this script is very popular among the elemental crafters of today.

The Brooms of Elder is made up of five symbols; the pentacle, the broomstick, the elder leaf, the vine and the circle. It is a beautiful representation for believers and practitioners of the ancient arts. At the center is the elder leaf, which was sacred to the Druids.

This designs incorporates Celtic Knotwork into the pentacle to make for a powerful talisman. The unbroken lines represents man's eternal quest for spiritual growth and fulfillment of the soul. The power of the Celts and the protective quality of the pentacle make this a truly magical piece

The Pentacle is one of the oldest and most potent of all talismans. It has been seen in many ancient cultures: Sumerians, Egyptians, Kabalists, Celts, Gypsies and Christians. The Pentacle has been worn as a powerful psychic protection symbol for thousands of years.

The Pentacle, or Pentagram, has been used and worn as a powerful Protection symbol for thousands of years. It's meaning has roots in philosophy, religion, alchemy, magic, and mysticism.

The five points of the pentacle can represent the four elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. The fifth point of the pentacle represents the fifth element, Spirit. In Hindu philosophy, this element of 'spirit' is called Akasha. It is the substance upon which reality is impressed.

The Pentacle has been used and worn as a powerful symbol for thousands of years. It's meaning has roots in philosophy, religion, alchemy, magic, and mysticism.

The five points of the pentacle can represent the four elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. The fifth point of the pentacle represents the fifth element, Spirit. In Hindu philosophy, this element of 'spirit' is called Akasha. It is the substance upon which reality is impressed.

In ancient Chinese philosophy, the flow of yin and yang are responsible for the creation of the five elements. The five points of the pentacle symbolize the element of fire (which creates earth), earth (which creates metal), metal (which creates water), water (which creates wood), and wood (which creates fire). The pentacle has had different meanings throughout history; Celtic priests called it "The Witch's Foot," the Druids considered it a sign of the 'God-head,' and it is also known as the "Seal of Solomon." Many believe the Pentacle to be a sign of protection against demons and a symbol of safety. The Greek philosopher, Pythagoras, thought the symbol represented the harmony of mind and body and considered it a symbol of good health. In Gnosticism, it referred tot he five elements of Fire, Water, Air, Wind, and Light. In Christian iconography, the pentacle is associated with the five stigmata of Christ.

In rituals of magic, the pentacle is used in ritual oaths; with the point down denoting 'Black Magic' and the point up denoting 'White Magic.' Drawing the sign of the Pentacle in the air, starting at the top and leading to the bottom, is used as a banishing ritual to ward off negative energies, evil vibrations, and psychic attacks.

Understanding the history and philosophical importance of the Pentacle will help dispel the fear and negativity some associate with this symbol.