I found a mystical-looking necklace righ

Not a message from the other side — the card that came up is the Six of Cups reversed, so it points backward, not forward.

A reversed Six of Cups is memory turned inward: an object that carries someone's past more than your future. That doesn't rule out a sign, it just changes what the sign would be about. If the necklace is genuinely linked to your practice — it came out of a box you own, a gift, an inherited thing — then it reads as a keepsake asking to be remembered rather than a sign asking you to act. But if it turned up somewhere that has no explanation you can find (a public place, no one claims it, no plausible owner), then the same card says the pull toward meaning is coming from wanting a marker for the start, not from the object.

So the check is provenance, not feeling: whoever it was, or where it came from, and whether anyone can account for it.

Look up where you actually found it this week — ask the one person who was there, or check whether it has a name, initials, or an obvious former owner on the back. What you can confirm about where it came from is more informative than anything you felt when you picked it up.

Want this single card kept in your journal so you can compare it against the next thing that shows up?