I have a canine tooth in both my sets.  They are naturally colored on the tooth end and darkened on the root end. I originally had a dog bone in my sets, but when I got the teeth I replaced the dog bones because I felt using a tooth gave me a wider choice of meanings. I interpreted the dog bone as the good qualities of dogs – faithful, loyal, protective, companions. The bi-colored tooth gave me the option of adding a more negative interpretation. So the tooth could be the faithful, protective, loyal companion, or it could be the snarling, growling, biting, attacking dog.

This client may be feeling (blue stone)underestimated (wolverine bone) at work (thimble) and ready to fight for recognition (dark side of dog tooth).

This client may be feeling (blue stone) underestimated (wolverine bone) at work (thimble) and ready to fight for recognition (dark side of canine tooth).*

 

The dark end seems to come up in readings more often than the lighter end. I find that when the dark side is prominent in relationship questions it can indicate arguments, disagreements, or tension in the relationship. Almost all relationships will experience these things, but when this side of the tooth is in a prominent position, the fighting could be becoming more frequent or more of a problem. It can also represent anger on the part of the client and a need or desire to fight for oneself. Conversely, if the light side is prominent, the person is probably loyal, faithful, and protective.

Fighting between partners resulting in them feeling or actually being separate (separator) from each other.

Fighting between partners resulting in them feeling, or actually being separated (separator) from each other.*

 

This client may have their mind on marriage or a long term commitment (ring). Their intended partner seems to be reliable, loyal, a good companion (light side of dog tooth), but may have been hurt previously in a relationship (healed possum rib bone). Sound finances are a plus (coin face up).

This client may have their mind on marriage or a long-term commitment (ring). Their intended partner seems to be reliable, loyal, a good companion (light side of canine tooth), but may have been hurt previously in a relationship (healed possum rib bone). Sound finances are a plus (coin face up).*

I got the teeth I use at a gem show, but you can find teeth from canines on Ebay or Etsy.

Happy Bone Reading!

P.S. I will be a guest on Candelo’s Corner Monday the 24th of October. I would love to see you in the chat-room.

*These are sample interpretations for illustrative use only. You may see a different interpretation based on your own experience or understanding. 

 

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