Created from imprints of antique cameos from the Art Nouveau era, depicting goddesses from Greek and Roman mythology.
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Athena NecklaceAthena Necklace
This is an imprint from an Athena tetra drachm, dated 300 B.C. Athena was known as the Goddess of wisdom. This is thought to be one of the first coins ever circulated, as it was used to pay the builders of the Parthenon. Sterling silver with champagne freshwater pearl. 16"or 18". 
Owl of Wisdom Necklace with Freshwater Pearl
This is the reverse image of the Greek Athena coin depicting the goddess of wisdom's primary symbol, the owl. The owl was also the symbol of Athens. Sterling silver with white or champagne freshwater pearl. 16"or 18". |
Diana the Huntress NecklaceDiana the Huntress Necklace
Roman goddess of the hunt, protector of women and children, Diana is also known as Artemis in Greek mythology. Depicted with her bow and arrow, and her dog at her feet. 
Ancient Bird Necklace, Mesopotamian.Mesopotamian Wall Relief Necklace
Known as '"the land between two rivers," Mesopotamia existed between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and is called the "cradle of civilization." This bird image is taken from a museum replica of an ancient wall relief, depicted in sterling silver, with champagne freshwater pearl. 16" or 18" |