For the woman who knows the old ways.
Copper, coins, and a little conjure woman magic. This necklace was made for the beauty who loves her adornment with a story behind it, a little history woven into it, and enough character to speak before she ever says a word.
This one has so much character! From that chunky copper chain to the intricate little details throughout the pendant, The Conjure Woman is the kind of necklace you can sit and admire because there’s something new to notice every time you look at it.
The trapezoid-shaped pendant features layers of sculpted copper wire, delicate coils, signature spirals, a skull accent, and a wrapped penny right at the center. Every detail comes together to create a piece that feels earthy, expressive, and rooted in the beauty of ancestral adornment.
And let’s talk about that penny, because it wasn’t chosen just because it looks good wrapped in copper. The date matters! This coin dates back to 1960, when U.S. pennies were made primarily of copper, long before the transition to mostly zinc pennies in 1982. That makes the year on this coin an intentional part of the design. There’s something special about giving an older coin another life, turning a piece of history that once passed from hand to hand into something you can wear close to your heart.
The skull brings its own symbolism of remembrance and the generations that came before us, while the copper wirework gives the entire pendant that bold, sculptural finish. The inspiration behind this piece sits right in that ancestral, rootworker lane, celebrating resourcefulness, creativity, and the beauty of making something meaningful with what you have.
And of course, she has matching earrings! Wear the necklace on its own when you want the pendant to do all the talking, or bring out the full The Conjure Woman set when you’re ready to make a statement.
Details
Adjustable sculptural copper chain
Trapezoid-shaped copper pendant
1960 copper penny centerpiece
Skull bead accent
Intricate copper spirals, coils, and wire wrapping
Warm copper finish
Matching The Conjure Woman earrings available
CARE TIPS
Keep dry when possible and remove before bathing or swimming.
Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals.
Store in a dry jewelry pouch or box.
Copper naturally develops patina over time and can be gently polished when desired.
Handle the pendant carefully to preserve its intricate wirework.
SPIRITUAL VIBES
Energy: Ancestral Connection • Resourcefulness • Wisdom • Remembrance • Personal Power
Chakras: Root • Third Eye
Copper: Traditionally associated with creativity, energy flow, and intention.
The 1960 Penny: Symbolic of history, resourcefulness, prosperity, exchange, and recognizing the value in things others might overlook. Its age gives this piece a tangible connection to the past.
Skulls: Remembrance, mortality, transformation, and honoring those who came before us.
Associated Energies: Ancestral Honor • Rootwork • Heritage • Ingenuity • Personal Power
Deities & Archetypes: Ogun • Elegua • Anubis • The Ancestor • The Conjure Woman
Affirmation
“I honor the hands that came before me, trust the wisdom I carry, and turn what I have into something meaningful. My creativity is part of my inheritance, and my adornment tells my story.”
For the woman who knows the old ways.
Copper, coins, and a little conjure woman magic. This necklace was made for the beauty who loves her adornment with a story behind it, a little history woven into it, and enough character to speak before she ever says a word.
This one has so much character! From that chunky copper chain to the intricate little details throughout the pendant, The Conjure Woman is the kind of necklace you can sit and admire because there’s something new to notice every time you look at it.
The trapezoid-shaped pendant features layers of sculpted copper wire, delicate coils, signature spirals, a skull accent, and a wrapped penny right at the center. Every detail comes together to create a piece that feels earthy, expressive, and rooted in the beauty of ancestral adornment.
And let’s talk about that penny, because it wasn’t chosen just because it looks good wrapped in copper. The date matters! This coin dates back to 1960, when U.S. pennies were made primarily of copper, long before the transition to mostly zinc pennies in 1982. That makes the year on this coin an intentional part of the design. There’s something special about giving an older coin another life, turning a piece of history that once passed from hand to hand into something you can wear close to your heart.
The skull brings its own symbolism of remembrance and the generations that came before us, while the copper wirework gives the entire pendant that bold, sculptural finish. The inspiration behind this piece sits right in that ancestral, rootworker lane, celebrating resourcefulness, creativity, and the beauty of making something meaningful with what you have.
And of course, she has matching earrings! Wear the necklace on its own when you want the pendant to do all the talking, or bring out the full The Conjure Woman set when you’re ready to make a statement.
Details
Adjustable sculptural copper chain
Trapezoid-shaped copper pendant
1960 copper penny centerpiece
Skull bead accent
Intricate copper spirals, coils, and wire wrapping
Warm copper finish
Matching The Conjure Woman earrings available
CARE TIPS
Keep dry when possible and remove before bathing or swimming.
Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals.
Store in a dry jewelry pouch or box.
Copper naturally develops patina over time and can be gently polished when desired.
Handle the pendant carefully to preserve its intricate wirework.
SPIRITUAL VIBES
Energy: Ancestral Connection • Resourcefulness • Wisdom • Remembrance • Personal Power
Chakras: Root • Third Eye
Copper: Traditionally associated with creativity, energy flow, and intention.
The 1960 Penny: Symbolic of history, resourcefulness, prosperity, exchange, and recognizing the value in things others might overlook. Its age gives this piece a tangible connection to the past.
Skulls: Remembrance, mortality, transformation, and honoring those who came before us.
Associated Energies: Ancestral Honor • Rootwork • Heritage • Ingenuity • Personal Power
Deities & Archetypes: Ogun • Elegua • Anubis • The Ancestor • The Conjure Woman
Affirmation
“I honor the hands that came before me, trust the wisdom I carry, and turn what I have into something meaningful. My creativity is part of my inheritance, and my adornment tells my story.”
