Astrology Dwarf Planet Pluto High Fashion Minimalist Necklace

Description

Just in time for the New Horizons' successful mission to Pluto, this necklace represents the vast, mysterious, lowly, icy & far away planet in our solar system.
Measures: 9.5 "
"Back in my day, we had 9 planets!"
Pluto most closely aligns itself with the zodiacal sign of Scorpio – intense, destructive and dark. Pluto however, represents more fundamental aspects of human evolution like willpower and more importantly the process of elimination and transformation. Naturally, Pluto's manifestation is determined by our grade of evolution. For example, if in a horoscope the tendency is towards material acquisition and self-aggrandizement, Pluto's influence will impel an individual towards an abuse of power. Adolf Hitler epitomized this ruthless, abuse of power with his eighth house Pluto. Many political and business leaders, successful criminal and underground figures are influenced by Pluto especially if associated with personal planets like Sun, the Moon, Mercury or rising sign.
Pluto in Scorpio is ruled by strong emotions. Not only do they react according to their own emotions, but they can understand how others feel as well. They are drawn to activities that will involve them emotionally. Intensity is the key word for them.
Pluto is referred to mythologically by the Greeks and the Hindus. In Greek mythology he was nominated as Hades, the God of Death and Sovereign of the underworld. This concept of death is limited however, as Pluto's deeper significance has as much to do with rebirth as it does with the traditional concept of death per se. Death is simply another transformative stage followed by rebirth. Pluto represents the decay and eventual disappearance of the old in preparation for the new. Likewise in the Hindu and Vedic traditions of India, Pluto as Lord Rudra ( Shiva ) is in truth Time personified. The feminine counterpart of Rudra relating to the Cosmic expression of Pluto is Kali, the Goddess of Death. The name Kali is a derivative of the Sanskrit Kala loosely meaning time and perfectly describes the action of Pluto i.e. in Time all things are born, grow, decay, die and disappear.
Plutos energies are very intense and when unleashed they can actually change an entire life, for good or evil, so much so that the person seems caught up in a whirlwind until the phase passes and leaves a complete set of new ideas, ideals, or morals instilled in the very core of their being. It also has a purifying energy that allows one to rise to higher levels of awareness. Before this rise can come about one must consciously seek to eliminate anything that would hinder them. Sometimes Plutos energies are perceived as destructive but they are, rather, a reflection of energy being returned to itself; this effect has often been associated with the subversive elements of society and with the underground.