Emerald
(Sp) Seeking meaning (S) promotes harmony and justice; recuperation and regeneration (M) supports seeking and realising objectives (B) helps with
sinusitis, headaches, epilepsy and diseases of the eyes, heart and intestine.
Diamond
(SP) invincible (S) promote strength of character, ethics and faithfulness to oneself (M) makes responsible and objective (B) purifies and strengthens the brain, nerves,
sensory organs, glands and blood vessels. White Brown Black
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“My first experience of working with
Marion was in 1998, when I produced the first pendant for FFE, from the original logo design. Being rich in symbology, with a strong mystical essence, I sensed that I was co-creating something very special.
Immediately, a strong connection with both spirit and nature emerged, as I loved being around the gentle energy of flower essences…
Friends and family have been amazed at the potency of the pendulum when dowsing. When Marion first used one to dowse, the pendulum nearly took flight. As sensitive energy tools they appear to be highly
charged. It’s wonderful to be involved with the FFE designs, nature and the elements, once again.”
MELINA CLARK
The album will be out in March 2009, and available via iTunes and Iona’s website:
www.ionaleigh.com
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Iona spent most of the summer
rehearsing and recording her brilliant new folk album with producer Nick Turner at Watercolour Music in
Ardgour, Scotland. Iona returns to her Scottish roots in this album by writing and singing about Scottish lives, legends and landscapes. Folkword’s
Tim Caroll states; “Iona has an elusive edge to her voice that gorgeously
complements the mythical mystery and other-worldly atmosphere that
demands your attention and weaves you into Iona’s spells”.
Released March 2009
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