Silver earrings "Naktula"

Silver moons with a brass serpent. 

Two Moon phases — the waning crescent and the waxing crescent — like eternal sisters, tell otherworldly tales of the cycles of time and nature. Their interplay of light — one fading into dimness and the other growing in grandeur — is an ancient dance whose rhythm is felt by the earth and the sky.

The waning crescent marks a time when the Moon retreats, its light diminishing, inviting the release of what is no longer needed. It is said that on waning crescent nights, serpents move slowly, resonating with the receding light.

The waxing crescent, when the Moon shines ever brighter, calls forth new opportunities and growth. On waxing crescent nights, serpents lie still, gathering inner strength and preparing for transformation.

The serpent symbolizes the process of death and rebirth, reminding us that everything is transient, yet eternal. Its winding path reflects the Moon’s retreat during the waning phase and its ascent during the waxing phase — an endless motion through the cycles of life.

When the pale glow of the waning crescent yields to the brightening light of the waxing crescent, the serpent slips away, silently observing the celestial spectacle. Thus, the two Moon sisters, accompanied by the serpent, weave an endless story of balance between light and darkness, where everything returns in another form.