Ancient Israel Pendant - Key of Solomon Count Furfur
A finely detailed occult sigil pendant inspired by the Key of Solomon and the 72 Seals of Solomon (Ars Goetia), featuring the seal of Count Furfur (Demon 34) combined with the Secret Seal of Solomon. Designed for collectors of esoteric jewelry, occult artifacts, and Masonic-inspired regalia, this piece reflects classical grimoire symbolism in a compact wearable form.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Pendant |
| Spirit | Count Furfur (Goetic Spirit 34) |
| Design | Seal of Solomon + Furfur Sigil engraving |
| Material | Silver |
| Weight | Approx. 12 g |
| Dimensions | 3 × 2.5 cm |
Symbolism
This pendant is inspired by the 72 Seals of Solomon, described in classical occult grimoires as symbolic representations of spiritual entities within the Ars Goetia tradition. Each seal corresponds to a specific spirit, name, rank, and attributed characteristics.
Count Furfur (Spirit 34) is traditionally associated in occult literature with symbolic attributes such as:
- Knowledge of hidden or divine matters (answers to spiritual questions in grimoire tradition)
- Influence over emotions and attraction (symbolic associations with love and relationships)
- Revelation of thoughts and concealed intentions
- Association with conflict and resolution of opposing forces
- Often depicted as a winged stag or angelic form in classical descriptions
The Seal of Solomon is a classical esoteric emblem referenced in the Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis. It is traditionally associated with spiritual authority, containment of spirits, and symbolic protection, as described in medieval grimoire traditions.
Product Features / Ideal For
- Collectors of occult, esoteric, and grimoire-inspired jewelry
- Fans of Ars Goetia and Key of Solomon symbolism
- Masonic-style and mystical regalia enthusiasts
- Gothic and esoteric aesthetic accessories
- Lightweight pendant suitable for wear or display
- Unique symbolic collectible item
