• Samhain (31 October) Samhain marks the beginning of the cycle of the year, a kind of New Year’s Day
• Yule (20-25 December) Yule celebrated the Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year, after which the days grew longer.
• Imbolc (1-2 February) Imbolc (meaning "in the belly" from Old Irish and referencing pregnant sheep) is the mid-point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox and celebrated rebirth and purification. 
• Ostara (20-23 March) The promise of Imbolc is met by Ostara, the celebration of the Spring Equinox.
• Beltane (30 April-1 May) Beltane celebrates light, fertility, and the coming of summer. 
• Litha (20-22 June) Litha (possibly the Anglo-Saxon name for June) celebrates the longest day of the year at the Summer Solstice.
• Lughnasadh (1 August) Lughnasadh (named for the Celtic hero-god Lugh, associated with order and truth) is a harvest festival which acknowledges the passing of the summer into autumn.
• Mabon (20-23 September) Mabon celebrates the Autumn Equinox through thanksgiving and reflection on what one has gained and lost over the year.

(Information on Sabbats taken from ancient.eu)

Wire jewelry is fragile, to keep from distorting or bending always handle your jewelry with care and store in a safe place. Don't wear your jewelry during sports, swimming, showering/bathing or sleeping. Although mild soap and water shouldn't hurt the metal, keep away from using any household cleaners or other products such as essential oils that might come into contact with it and discolor the finish. Please be aware that although the wire has a tarnish resistant coating, any damage to it will expose the underlying wire to the atmosphere and will result in the natural process of oxidization. 

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