River Jasper Agate – Kettle River
A spoon-shaped specimen of beautiful brown agate and jasper, left entirely in its raw state.
Pulled from the Kettle River in Grand Forks, British Columbia. The Kettle River is a tributary of the great Columbia. Its waters travel south and east before joining the Columbia and continuing the long journey to the Pacific Ocean. This is a distinct watershed from those the mage has collected from before — a different river system that still answers to the same ocean mothers at the end of its path.
The stone is naturally formed into a soft, spoon-like shape, with the warm earthy tones and subtle banding typical of river agate and jasper. It is beautiful in its own right, even before any magical work.
Jasper and agate of this kind are traditionally stones of grounding, endurance, and quiet strength. They stabilise, protect, and help the bearer remain steady through change. The brown tones in particular carry a deep, earthy current of resilience and belonging to the land.
Over the past several months this stone has been included in multiple lunar workings and bound in rootwork by the mage. While it is not a talismanic piece in the formal astrological tradition, it has been magically charged and now carries her lunar current. The mage holds living relationship with Rán and her nine daughters, the wave-maidens of the North. In the old lore, Rán is the goddess of the deep sea who nets those who drown, and with the giant Ægir she bore nine daughters who are the waves themselves. Their names are the names of the waters in motion: Himinglæva, Dúfa, Blóðughadda, Hefring, Uðr, Hrönn, Bylgja, Dröfn, and Kólga. It is their current, alongside the lunar work, that moves through this stone.
Uncut. Unpolished. Still carrying the memory of the river, the lunar workings, and the wave-maidens.
Offered as an individual ritual stone.
River Jasper Agate – Kettle River
A spoon-shaped specimen of beautiful brown agate and jasper, left entirely in its raw state.
Pulled from the Kettle River in Grand Forks, British Columbia. The Kettle River is a tributary of the great Columbia. Its waters travel south and east before joining the Columbia and continuing the long journey to the Pacific Ocean. This is a distinct watershed from those the mage has collected from before — a different river system that still answers to the same ocean mothers at the end of its path.
The stone is naturally formed into a soft, spoon-like shape, with the warm earthy tones and subtle banding typical of river agate and jasper. It is beautiful in its own right, even before any magical work.
Jasper and agate of this kind are traditionally stones of grounding, endurance, and quiet strength. They stabilise, protect, and help the bearer remain steady through change. The brown tones in particular carry a deep, earthy current of resilience and belonging to the land.
Over the past several months this stone has been included in multiple lunar workings and bound in rootwork by the mage. While it is not a talismanic piece in the formal astrological tradition, it has been magically charged and now carries her lunar current. The mage holds living relationship with Rán and her nine daughters, the wave-maidens of the North. In the old lore, Rán is the goddess of the deep sea who nets those who drown, and with the giant Ægir she bore nine daughters who are the waves themselves. Their names are the names of the waters in motion: Himinglæva, Dúfa, Blóðughadda, Hefring, Uðr, Hrönn, Bylgja, Dröfn, and Kólga. It is their current, alongside the lunar work, that moves through this stone.
Uncut. Unpolished. Still carrying the memory of the river, the lunar workings, and the wave-maidens.
Offered as an individual ritual stone.
