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Those who know me will be very very shocked (not) when I say I collect pentagrams. I've had that idea for quite a while now, but.... well, only more recently did I actually start gathering some. The collection is still in its initial stage because, sadly, I still cannot afford to collect more actively. No worries though. I am patient.
In this shot they happen to be arranged in order of attainment. Also, every one has its own story.

Right -> left (because I have to be wrong side first, always):
1) The simplest circled design possible. This is the very first pentagram I ever got, it was a gift from one of my best friends many many centuries ago.
2) Another simple circled pentagram with points crossing the circle. This one I designed myself, as its special feature is that the circle diameter and beam thickness were values I worked out from the numbers 13 and 666. Yes, I was a math nerd back then. It was made as a single instance so it is unique and most frankly it means the world to me.
3) Double circled pentagram. I actually bought it recently, but it's a duplicate of another I had 2 years ago, which is why it stands so early in the row. The first one I bought from a local legendary metal store by the time it passed into history, but I later gave it to a close friend of mine as a spontaneous gift. Ever since I'd been looking for another copy and when I saw it on an online store I naturally got it again.
4) The classical Sign of the Baphomet, the original symbol of the LaVeyan Satanists. I am not LaVeyan, yet I gotta love the design.... with a little remark, but I still love it. I first saw this pentagram the day (or more precisely the night) I first met one very close Satanist friend of mine. It turned out that a friend of his is laser-cutting those. So I instantly got myself one. This on the photo is actually my second one. The first one I gave as a gift to my best friend.
5) The Dimmu Borgir pentagram, the one and only from the never-ever-matched masterpiece "Death Cult Armageddon" album. I love this. Both the album and the pentagram. I saw it in a store. I had to have it. Period.

This collection is naturally going to constantly grow. Some pentagrams come and go but I tend to keep / find a duplicate of those I give away. I just get attached to them and miss them when they are gone.

Some rules apply to any pentagrams I collect, two are mandatory:
1. They MUST BE point-down, i.e. inverted. No exceptions.
2. They CANNOT BE combined with a cross, be it even an inverted one.
Apart from that, they can be of any type, kind, design, color, material, size etc. possible. They can be pendants or not (I really wish to add a couple of rings I've seen), aaaand.... also, there is no rule for the circle: I'm neither strictly for nor strictly against a circle, unlike many other people. Although I prefer circled designs, any variation is ok with me.

Last but not least. I've said this before and I will say it again: there can never be enough pentagrams XD

Description
Those who know me will be very very shocked (not) when I say I collect pentagrams. I've had that idea for quite a while now, but.... well, only more recently did I actually start gathering some. The collection is still in its initial stage because, sadly, I still cannot afford to collect more actively. No worries though. I am patient.
In this shot they happen to be arranged in order of attainment. Also, every one has its own story.

Right -> left (because I have to be wrong side first, always):
1) The simplest circled design possible. This is the very first pentagram I ever got, it was a gift from one of my best friends many many centuries ago.
2) Another simple circled pentagram with points crossing the circle. This one I designed myself, as its special feature is that the circle diameter and beam thickness were values I worked out from the numbers 13 and 666. Yes, I was a math nerd back then. It was made as a single instance so it is unique and most frankly it means the world to me.
3) Double circled pentagram. I actually bought it recently, but it's a duplicate of another I had 2 years ago, which is why it stands so early in the row. The first one I bought from a local legendary metal store by the time it passed into history, but I later gave it to a close friend of mine as a spontaneous gift. Ever since I'd been looking for another copy and when I saw it on an online store I naturally got it again.
4) The classical Sign of the Baphomet, the original symbol of the LaVeyan Satanists. I am not LaVeyan, yet I gotta love the design.... with a little remark, but I still love it. I first saw this pentagram the day (or more precisely the night) I first met one very close Satanist friend of mine. It turned out that a friend of his is laser-cutting those. So I instantly got myself one. This on the photo is actually my second one. The first one I gave as a gift to my best friend.
5) The Dimmu Borgir pentagram, the one and only from the never-ever-matched masterpiece "Death Cult Armageddon" album. I love this. Both the album and the pentagram. I saw it in a store. I had to have it. Period.

This collection is naturally going to constantly grow. Some pentagrams come and go but I tend to keep / find a duplicate of those I give away. I just get attached to them and miss them when they are gone.

Some rules apply to any pentagrams I collect, two are mandatory:
1. They MUST BE point-down, i.e. inverted. No exceptions.
2. They CANNOT BE combined with a cross, be it even an inverted one.
Apart from that, they can be of any type, kind, design, color, material, size etc. possible. They can be pendants or not (I really wish to add a couple of rings I've seen), aaaand.... also, there is no rule for the circle: I'm neither strictly for nor strictly against a circle, unlike many other people. Although I prefer circled designs, any variation is ok with me.

Last but not least. I've said this before and I will say it again: there can never be enough pentagrams XD