Mar 21 – Apr 19 · 🜂

The First Spark

Aries is marked by Hamal, its brightest star, and has been represented by the ram for thousands of years. As a Fire sign, Aries is traditionally bold, instinctive and driven to begin. Energetic and direct, it carries the spirit of moving first and discovering the path along the way.

Apr 20 – May 20 · 🜃

Steady Among the Stars

Taurus is home to Aldebaran, the fiery eye of the bull, and sits near the brilliant Pleiades star cluster. As an Earth sign, Taurus is associated with loyalty, patience and an appreciation for beauty and comfort. Grounded and deliberate, it values what feels real and built to last.

May 21 – Jun 20 · 🜁

Two Sides of the Sky

Gemini is defined by the celestial twins Castor and Pollux, two of the most recognisable stars in the zodiac. As an Air sign, Gemini is linked with curiosity, communication and adaptability. Quick-minded and endlessly interested, it rarely sees the world from one perspective.

Jun 21 – Jul 22 · 🜄

Quiet Light

Cancer is a subtle constellation containing Praesepe, the Beehive Cluster, a gathering of hundreds of stars. As a Water sign, Cancer is traditionally intuitive, protective and deeply connected to emotion, home and the people it loves. Its strength often lies beneath the surface.

Jul 23 – Aug 22 · 🜂

The Heart of the Lion

At the heart of Leo shines Regulus, a bright star whose name means “little king.” As a Fire sign, Leo represents confidence, warmth and creative self-expression. Generous with its energy and naturally magnetic, Leo was never meant to fade quietly into the background.

Aug 23 – Sep 22 · 🜃

Precision in the Sky

Virgo is the largest constellation of the zodiac and is anchored by Spica, one of the brightest stars in the night sky. As an Earth sign, Virgo is associated with thoughtfulness, practicality and attention to detail. It notices what others miss and finds purpose in refining what could be better.

Sep 23 – Oct 22 · 🜁

Written in Balance

Libra is the only zodiac constellation represented by an object rather than a living figure: the scales. Its stars were once considered part of neighbouring Scorpius. As an Air sign, Libra is associated with harmony, perspective and beauty, constantly seeking balance between opposing sides.

Oct 23 – Nov 21 · 🜄

Fire Beneath the Surface

Scorpius contains Antares, a vast red supergiant whose name means “rival of Mars” because of its striking colour. As a Water sign, Scorpio is traditionally intense, loyal and emotionally perceptive. Private but powerful, it is closely associated with depth, resilience and transformation.

Nov 22 – Dec 21 · 🜂

Toward the Centre

Looking toward Sagittarius means looking toward the centre of the Milky Way, hidden behind immense clouds of stars and dust. As a Fire sign, Sagittarius is associated with freedom, optimism and exploration. Restless for experience and meaning, it is always looking beyond the horizon.

Dec 22 – Jan 19 · 🜃

Built to Endure

The ancient constellation Capricornus represents the sea-goat and is one of the smaller constellations of the zodiac. As an Earth sign, Capricorn is traditionally disciplined, ambitious and patient. It understands that progress is often quiet, gradual and built over time.

Jan 20 – Feb 18 · 🜁

The Water Bearer

Aquarius stretches across a broad region of sky traditionally depicted as the Water Bearer. The constellation also lies near the radiant of the Eta Aquariid meteor shower, produced by debris from Halley’s Comet. As an Air sign, Aquarius is associated with independence, originality and ideas that often arrive ahead of their time.

Feb 19 – Mar 20 · 🜄

Between Two Worlds

Pisces has long been pictured as two fish connected by a cord, moving apart while remaining linked. Its stars are comparatively faint, giving the constellation a softer presence in the night sky. As a Water sign, Pisces is associated with empathy, imagination and intuition, often drawn to what exists beneath the obvious.