Patriot Magnetic Necklaces

Patriot Magnetic Hematite Necklaces

Translating the patriotic pride of Canada, Nova Scotia and Cape Breton into magnetic therapy jewellery

Official descriptive legends inside Gift Boxes Made to Match earrings Option

Photos-Videos-Composition: gloria k.

Patriot Magnetic Hematite Necklaces

Translating the patriotic pride of Canada,

Nova Scotia and Cape Breton into healing magnetic therapy jewellery

Official Legends inside Gift Boxes

Made to Match Earrings Option

Photos-Videos-Composition: gloria k.

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Acadian Flag Magnetic Necklace ©

Acadian Flag 1884

Red, white and blue like the flag of France. The gold star at the top left, the Stella Maris (Star of the Sea), seeks the protection of the Virgin Mary [patron saint of the Acadians]; and guides Mariners through storms and reefs.

Did you know French Acadians first arrived in Cape Breton Island, to escape deportation [The Great Upheaval] from mainland Nova Scotia by the British, between 1755 - 1763? In 1764 [Seven Years War ends] deported Acadians began to resettle on our Island; and established strong French cultural communities. Present day Chéticamp and Isle Madame.

Acadian Flag Magnetic Necklace ©

Acadian Flag 1884. Red, white and blue like the flag of France. The gold star at the top left, the Stella Maris (Star of the Sea),
seeks the protection of the Virgin Mary [patron saint of the Acadians]; and guides Mariners through storms and reefs.

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Cape Breton Tartan Magnetic Necklace ©

Cape Breton Tartan 1957. Black for the coal mines and miners. Grey for the steel industry.

Yellow for the golden sunsets. Green for the majestic mountains, valleys and fields.

Did you know Cape Breton Island was originally called Île-Royale [Royal Island]? Our Island was ceded to the

British [by the French] with the Treaty of Paris in 1763; and merged with the British colony [Halifax] of Nova Scotia.

The first permanent Scottish settler was Michael Mor MacDonald in 1775. Present day Judique, Inverness County.

Cape Breton Tartan Magnetic Necklace ©

Cape Breton Tartan 1957

Black for the coal mines and miners. Grey for the steel industry. Yellow for the golden sunsets. Green for the majestic mountains, valleys and fields.

Did you know Cape Breton Island was originally called Île-Royale [Royal Island]? Our Island was ceded to the British [by the French] with the Treaty of Paris in 1763; and merged with the British colony [Halifax] of Nova Scotia. Did you know the first permanent Scottish settler in Cape Breton was Michael Mor MacDonald in 1775? Present day Judique, Inverness County.

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Canadian Flag Magnetic Necklace ©
Canadian Flag 1965. Red from the British Saint George's Cross Flag. White from the French royal emblem.

The maple leaf is a symbol celebrating the nature and environment of Canada.

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Did you know the name Canada comes from the Huron-Iroquois word for village [kanata]? In 1535, two Aboriginal youths [sons of Chief Donnacona] pointed out, to French explorer Jacques Cartier, the route to kanata. [their village of Stadacona]. Cartier used this name [kanata] to describe the village and the entire area. Present day Quebec City.

On 1 July 1867, the British North American Act united the British colonies under the name Dominion of Canada.

Canadian Flag Magnetic Necklace ©

Canadian Flag 1965

Red from the British Saint George's Cross Flag. White from the French royal emblem. The maple leaf is a symbol celebrating the nature and environment of Canada.

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On 1 July 1867, the British North American Act united the British colonies under the name Dominion of Canada.

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Nova Scotia Tartan Magnetic Necklace ©

Nova Scotia Tartan 1955. Blue and white for the sea and surf. Green for the forest. Gold from the provincial Royal Charter.

Red from the lion rampant on the Arms of the Nova Scotia crest.

Nova Scotia Tartan Magnetic Necklace ©

Nova Scotia Tartan 1955

Blue and white for the sea and surf. Green for the forests. Gold from the provincial Royal Charter. Red from the lion rampant on the Arms of the Nova Scotia crest.

Did you know Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland?

Our province was named by Sir William Alexander who was given the land by King James VI [of England] in 1621.

Prior to this official naming, the First Nations knew Nova Scotia, as Mi'kma'ki. The French Acadians called Nova Scotia, Acadie.

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Did you know Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland? Our province was named by Sir William Alexander

who was given the land by *King James VI [of England] in 1621. *[son of the tragic Mary Queen of Scots]

Prior to this official naming, the First Nations knew NS as Mi'kma'ki. The French Acadians called NS, Acadie.

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