Libra
Libra weighs things, and weighs them beautifully. It would rather hold two truths a little longer than break one — and the room often ends up level because of it.
Two signs, one chain each
Pick the sign of the person you’re buying for. Mix the finishes however you like — the pair is priced together.
More about Libra
Venus in her second house — light balanced, evenly given.
- Dates
- Sep 23 – Oct 22
- Metal it suits
- Gold
- Opposite sign
- Aries
- Birthstone
- Peridot
A quiet quadrilateral between Virgo and Scorpio — the only zodiac sign named for an object.
Libra,
in short
The things people ask most about Libra — dates, ruling planet, birthstone and the rest.
Libra opens at the equinox, day equal to night, and never really leaves that position. It is the only sign in the twelve named for an object rather than a creature, and the object is a set of scales.
Venus rules it, so the balance being sought is partly an aesthetic one. Libra wants the room level: the conversation fair, the light even, nobody left outside the joke. It would rather hold two true things a while longer than break one to resolve the tension, which reads as indecision to people in a hurry and as generosity to everyone else.
There is real strength in that patience. Libra arbitrates without appearing to, and situations tend to settle in its presence. The charm is genuine; so is the fairness underneath it.
Worn, this sign likes symmetry — a pendant balanced by a second of equal weight, or a single piece hanging exactly centre.