A crescent moon to some pagans is representative of the goddess, depending on the direction it face it can on occasion be interpreted as Maiden or Crone (two of the three aspects of the goddess). A pentagram is also ( but not exclusively) a pagan symbol. The two combined could represent a pagan path with a strong leaning to the feminine aspects. I know two Dianic pagans who wear rings with that symbol.
This is NOT the only meaning of this symbol, personal adornment is just that "personal", if you want to know what a certain symbol or device means, the best source of information is the person wearing/displaying it.
The Crescent Moon and Sword is a symbol of Islam, it has no meaning in Judaism.
aytac: crescent moon, crown shape of the moon.
When the moon looks like a crescent, it is either a waxing crescent or waning crescent moon.
The moon was as cresent as a moon.......
The new moon comes after the crescent moon
the crescent body and the dangles
crescent moon. when the lit part of the moon is to the left it is called Waning Crescent Moon and when the lit part of the moon is to the right it is called Waxing Crescent Moon
the crescent moon & star looks like a moon (crescent) & a regular star
When the crescent has waned all it can, we get a New Moon next.
Crescent waning refers to the phase of the Moon when it is decreasing in illumination after a full moon, appearing as a crescent shape. During this phase, the visible portion of the Moon is shrinking, leading up to the new moon. The waning crescent phase occurs just before the new moon, when less than half of the Moon's face is illuminated. It signifies a period of release and reflection in various cultural contexts.
It's the flag of South Carolina.
A star with a circle around it (pentacle/pentagram) Please note: this is not the only religious symbol in Wicca but is the most widely known and most common. Some of the other common symbols include: the goddess, the tree of life, a crescent moon, a crescent moon with a star or stars, the triple goddess symbol of )O(, the horned god (often shown as a crescent over a circle), or any of thousands of symbols designed and used by specific practitioners/Circles/covens/groups.