Fire or Flame and Heart Pentecost Silver Plated Necklace

NOTE WELL: Because of the text in the banderole, we recommend purchasing only the large, square size. + Our image here is a pastiche in a minimalist style of a tongue of fire or flame and a heart. + Fire is rich in religious (and secular) meaning. In the Old Testament, fire can indicate the presence of God as in the burning bush (Exodus 3:2). In the New Testament, fire is most often equated with the Holy Ghost or Holy Spirit (Luke 3:16, Acts 2:2-4, etc.) and is associated with the Feast of Pentecost and the Sacrament of Confirmation. In more general terms, fire serves in Christianity as a symbol of purification, enlightenment, and Divine Love. + The choice is yours whether to add a colorful background to the item or to leave it white as is! If you opt for color, pastels will work best: soft peaches, yellows, blues, or greens. + See also our related Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Flames) COLLECTION. + Image Credit (Flame): Our flame is an adaptation of Seguir’s Incêndio Chama Perigo from Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/pt/vectors/incêndio-chama-perigo-queimar-luz-307384/)