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Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), Disc of Phaistos with artificial opal

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Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with chain and Disc of Phaistos element with artificial opal . 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 …

Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), Spiral with artificial opal

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Women’s necklace made of silver (925 °) with chain and spiral element with 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. …

Women’s necklace, silver (925 °), chain with the Disc of Phaistos

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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 earrings hoops, silver (925°),Disc of Phaistos with artificial opal

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Women’s earrings made of silver (925 °) with the Disk of Phaistos  with artificial opal.The Disk 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 …

Women’s hanging earrings, silver (925°), Disc of Phaistos with artificial opal

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Women’s earrings made of silver (925 °) with the Disk of Phaistos  with artificial opal.The Disk 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 …

Women’s earrings, silver (925°), Olive Tree leaves with artificial opal

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Women’s silver  earrings (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 earrings, silver (925°), Olive Tree leaves with artificial opal

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Women’s silver  earrings (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”.

3,7 cm
3cm

Women’s hanging earrings, silver (925°), Meander with artificial opal

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Women’s earrings 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, weapons, …

Women’s hanging earrings , silver (925°), Spiral with artificial opal

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Women’s earrings 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 been found …

Women’s hanging earrings, silver (925°), Olive Tree leaves

27,00

Women’s silver hanging earrings (925°) with olive leaves . 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”.

3,8 cm
4,1 cm
4,9 cm
1,8 cm
2,3 cm
2,9 cm

Women’s hanging earrings, silver (925°), Minoan Bee

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Women’s hanging earrings, silver (925°), with the Minoan Bee. One of the greatest and best-known works of Minoan art is the famous periapto in the shape of two bees dating from 1800 – 1700 BC.