Wearing the Abaddon Sigil Pendant allows you to embrace the powerful symbolism of Abaddon. It serves as a reminder of the delicate balance between destruction and creation, chaos and order.

This pendant is perfect for those who resonate with themes of transformation, strength, and the profound mysteries of the divine plan. The name "Abaddon" is derived from the Hebrew word אֲבַדּוֹן ('Ǎḇaddōn), meaning "destruction" or "place of destruction." In Greek, Abaddon is translated as "Apollyon," signifying "the Destroyer."

This pendant embodies the mystique and profound symbolism associated with Abaddon. In the Hebrew Bible, Abaddon is mentioned as a realm of the dead or a place of destruction in books such as Job, Proverbs, and Psalms. The most notable reference to Abaddon is in the Book of Revelation 9:11, where he is described as the angel of the bottomless pit, leading an army of locusts during the Fifth Trumpet judgment. As depicted in the Book of Revelation, Abaddon commands an army of locusts, tormenting those without God's seal.

Abaddon is known as both a destroyer and a guardian of the abyss, maintaining the balance between chaos and order until the appointed time. In Jewish texts, Abaddon is associated with Sheol, the realm of the dead, representing utter ruin and desolation.

In Christian tradition, Abaddon is seen as part of God's divine plan in apocalyptic narratives, symbolizing the ultimate triumph of divine order over chaos. Abaddon has been a compelling figure in art and literature, often depicted as a powerful and fearsome being. In some Christian demonology, Abaddon is viewed as a demon, further emphasizing his connection to destruction and chaos.

PU cord as a gift. Stainless steel. Diameter: 33 mm 

Double sided pendant.

First side - portrait of the incarnation of the Abaddon

Backside - Abaddon seal.

Customization is not allowed.