The MeriTomasa's Treasures Factory

From Monday, August 29 to Sunday, September 4, both included. On vacation! I'm closing my workshop at The MeriTomasa's Treasures Factory for a few days because I'm going on vacation :)

According to esoteric tradition, the tetragrammaton to be 100% effective must be made with the 7 metals: gold, silver, iron, mercury, tin, copper and lead. However... if you look for it on the Internet you will see that you will not find any tetragrammaton made with those 7 metals... Why?

If you have taken a look on the Internet, surely you have seen a lot of pages that talk about the esoteric pentagram, the tetragrammaton, and they tell you that it is a compendium of ancient symbols, used by the ancient Jews of the year 840 BC , or the first Christians in the catacombs and the alchemists of the Middle Ages. False. All wrong. Fake news :-)

From Monday May 30 to Monday June 6, both included. Closed but still awesome, which means that I'm still just as cool, but I'm closing my workshop at The MeriTomasa's Treasures Factory for a few days.

The gold and silver version (yellow or rose) is one of the ones I sell the most as wedding bands. It is a premium version, along with the 18kt gold versions (yellow or rose) and the three golds. The gold and silver version is modeled in 18kt gold and sterling silver. But the most important thing, once again, is that I make them by hand, one by one, in my workshop at The MeriTomasa's Treasures Factory. In this video I tell you how...

I always say that I make my Atlantis Rings one by one in my workshop, that they are not bought wholesale in any distant country, that my business is not to be an artist but an artisan, and that I am not an esoteric website but a handmade jewelry with own workshop and online store. And the other day they told me: you say it a lot, but... what if instead of saying it you show it? Well there we are. A video is worth a thousand words.

The tetragrammaton is a compendium of the main symbols of Judaism and Christianity, covering the ancient world, the classical age and the Middle Ages. It synthesizes the pagan substratum of the West, esotericism, alchemy, magic and the occult, Christian mysticism, the Jewish Kabbalah and Latin American spirituality.

There is not one tetragrammaton: there are two. In fact, they are two different things. On one side is the "tetragrammaton" which literally means "four letters" and refers to the four letters with which the early Jews referred to Yahweh, the God of Israel and later of the Christians. On the other hand, there is the jewel that, among many other Jewish and Christian symbols, contains those four letters that make up the name of Yahveh.