Women’s necklace, silver (925°), Olive Tree leaves with artificial opal
Women’s silver necklace (925°) with olive leaves and artificial opal. The olive tree for the ancient Greeks was a symbol of the Olympic ideals of Peace, Wisdom and Victory. That’s why the only award the Olympic champion received was a wreath made of an olive branch, the “kotinos”.
Women’s bracelet silver (925°) macrame, Spiral with artificial opal
Women’s macrame bracelet made of silver (925 °) with Spiral symbol and artificial opal. The Spiral is an Ancient Greek Symbol of Life and is one of the most ancient symbols and has been used since the Paleolithic era in Greece. One of the most mysterious geometric patterns we find on the planet. It has …
Women’s bracelet silver (925°) macrame, Meander with artificial opal
Women’s macrame bracelet made of silver (925 °) with Meander symbol with artificial opal. Meander is the most ancient Greek symbol, Victory and Unity, a symbol of Infinity and Eternal Life. Inspired, in the opinion of some academics, by the numerous turns of the river Meander. Meander is used in pottery, temples, monuments, sculptures, objects, …
Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), chain with the Disc of Phaistos
Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with chain and Disc of Phaistos element. The Disc of Phaistos is a disc of baked clay, which is an archaeological find from the Minoan city of Phaistos in southern Crete and probably dates to the middle or late Minoan Bronze Age. It is one of the most …
Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), two-tone chain with spiral, gold plated
Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with two-tone chain and spiral element. The Spiral is an Ancient Greek Symbol of Life and is one of the most ancient symbols and has been used since the Paleolithic era in Greece. One of the most mysterious geometric patterns we find on the planet. It has been …
Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), chain with meander
Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with chain and meander element. Meander is the most ancient Greek symbol, Victory and Unity, a symbol of Infinity and Eternal Life. Inspired, in the opinion of some academics, by the numerous turns of the river Meander. Meander is used in pottery, temples, monuments, sculptures, objects, weapons of …
Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), two-tone chain with meander, gold plated
Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with two-tone chain and meander element. Meander is the most ancient Greek symbol, Victory and Unity, a symbol of Infinity and Eternal Life. Inspired, in the opinion of some academics, by the numerous turns of the river Meander. Meander is used in pottery, temples, monuments, sculptures, objects, weapons …
Pendant, gold K14 (585°), ax
Pendant ax made of gold K14 (585°). Double-edged axe, fitted to a wooden handle, with various uses, as a weapon, or even as a sacred tool for beheading animals in sacrifices.
Pendant, gold K14 (585°), Disc of Phaistos
Women’s pendant made of gold K14 (585°) with Disc of Phaistos. The Disc of Phaistos is a disk of baked clay, which is an archaeological find from the Minoan city of Phaistos in southern Crete and probably dates to the middle or late Minoan Bronze Age . It is one of the most famous mysteries …
Pendant, gold K14 (585°), The Godness bee
Women’s pendant made of gold K14 (585 °). The godness bee. 7th c. e.g. Gold jewel from the necropolis of Orthi Petra. The bee is depicted as mixed: its upper body as a female figuré with its hands on its chest and its lower body as an insect with large wingś, adorned with spotted flowers. …
Pendant, gold K14 (585°), The Godness with the Snakes
Women’s pendant made of gold K14 (585 °). The Goddess with the snakes is the name of the type of statuette found in excavations at the Minoan archeological sites that shows a woman holding snakes. The statuette dates back to the 16th century BC. This statuette is on display today at the Archaeological Museum of …
Pendant, gold K14 (585°), The Godness with the Snakes
Women’s pendant made of gold K14 (585 °). The Goddess with the snakes is the name of the type of statuette found in excavations at the Minoan archeological sites that shows a woman was forced to hold snakes. The statuette dates back to the 16th century BC. This statuette is on display today at the …