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Zodiac Circle
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The Slow Step — African Opal Ox Zodiac Necklace
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Fire Line — African Opal Tiger Zodiac Necklace
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Light Crossing — African Opal Rabbit Zodiac Necklace
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Power Without a Throne — African Opal Dragon Zodiac Necklace
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The Shed Skin — Swiss Blue Topaz Snake Zodiac Necklace
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Open Road — African Opal Horse Zodiac Necklace
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Quiet Resistance — African Opal & Chrome Diopside Goat Zodiac Necklace
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The Quick Mind — African Opal Monkey Zodiac Necklace
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Before Daybreak — Amethyst Rooster Zodiac Necklace
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The Loyal Circle — Garnet Dog Zodiac Necklace
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The Open Hand — African Opal Pig Zodiac Necklace
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The Zodiac Circle — Chinese Zodiac Necklace
About Zodiac Circle
Twelve animals, twelve hours of the day, one circle each — now in a single piece. You choose your sign when you buy it.
2026 is a fire horse year, from 17 February — it comes round once in sixty. More on that →
The Chinese zodiac is older than the race story usually told about it. Bamboo slips buried with a Qin official in the third century BC already list the animals against the twelve earthly branches — the Jade Emperor's river crossing was attached long afterwards, the way stories get attached to systems people inherit and no longer remember building.
Every pendant is solid 925 sterling silver with a natural stone: African opal for most of the twelve, Swiss blue topaz for the Snake, amethyst for the Rooster, garnet for the Dog, and African opal with chrome diopside for the Goat. Made after you order it, up to 10 days.
Your animal is set by Chinese New Year rather than 1 January, so if you were born in January or the first half of February, check your birth year before you choose. Find your sign →
Rat · Ox · Tiger · Rabbit · Dragon · Snake · Horse · Goat · Monkey · Rooster · Dog · Pig
Read the file on the twelve animals — how the Chinese zodiac became jewellery →









