9 Divine came to me through a rhyme—simple, yet powerful. When I envisioned the phrase, it carried an ethereal energy, something otherworldly yet grounded in beauty. I searched for a tangible symbol that matched this feeling, and pearls immediately came to mind.
Numbers carry archetypal energy and they're the master of words. I wanted to anchor the name in something meaningful. The number 9 represents spiritual completion, universal love, refinement, and inner wisdom. It is the number of old souls, a symbol of endings that give birth to new beginnings. The word divine itself evokes sacredness, but it also whispers of duality: double vine — the yin and yang, the spiral of life, the dance of masculine and feminine energies. It reflects divine union, the cycle of creation and destruction, the sacred balance encoded in our DNA.
Pearls embody this balance perfectly. Formed organically within living beings, they are not minerals but miracles of nature. Long associated with the moon, pearls radiate calming, feminine energy, offering emotional healing, serenity, and inner clarity. Worn by royals across centuries, they’ve symbolized wisdom, purity, and elegance. In Ayurvedic and Eastern traditions, pearls are believed to soothe anger, ease hypertension, enhance beauty, and stabilize the mind.
To wear a pearl is to wear a piece of the ocean’s soul — a quiet power that bridges the material and the spiritual. During meditation, pearls are said to quiet the mind and purify the heart, bringing peace to the soul.
Throughout history, pearls have also been cherished as meaningful gifts. In many cultures, they’re offered to brides as blessings for love, harmony, and fortune. In Japan, they celebrate life’s milestones. In ancient Rome, they stood as the highest expression of love and status. Across time and tradition, pearls remain a powerful way to say, “you are precious.”
My vision for 9 Divine is simple: to help women feel beautiful, elegant, and spiritually empowered. Pearls are timeless, a bridge between two worlds, and through them, I hope every woman can feel both grounded and divine. You are all goddesses.
- Jessica Colon
