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For info on the atheist Out Campaign "A," click on that big red "A" at the left side of the page.

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Amber Polymer Clay "A" Beads on Cord

These are hand-made by me, Jeanette. No two will be identical, but all have the atheist "A" symbol on both sides of a flattened round bead that's about 1 1/2 cm (5/8") across. These beads are semi-translucent and have color variations and inclusions that make them look like they're made of pale amber. Each bead is strung on a brass headpin to make a pendant, and strung on adjustable satin cord (24" long at widest), or on 22" silver-tone or gold-tone chain with matching barrel clasps, like those pictured with the pendants above. 

$12.00

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Polymer Clay "A" Pendants on Cord

These are also hand-made by me. The "A" symbols in these pieces are very uniform (unlike the cane-worked symbols in the amber beads), and are on a cream-colored or jade green (looks like stone) background that's about 1" across. They're also strung on adjustable satin cord (24" long at widest), or 22" silver-tone or gold-tone chain with matching barrel clasps. The imbedded "hanger" on the cream-colored ones is brass, and on the jade ones it's copper.

$15.00

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$25.00

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$25.00

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$25.00

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These pendants range from about 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" across and are extremely light-weight. They are strung on a 22" gold-toned or silver-tone chain with matching barrel clasp or on 24" adjustable satin cord, like the ones shown with the Out Campaign "A" pendants.

This symbol is the design of Max Lambert, who holds the copyright for it. He says that, "The main thing I want to stress is that the "A" stands for "Atheist" and the candle is throwing light into the dark corners of religious superstition, ignorance and intolerance.

For more information about the Max Lambert design including permissions for its use, see his website: http://www.atheistsymbol.com/copyright.html