It was worn by the Ancients on their armor to give them strength and help them return home victorious from battle
A foiled back
with acanthus leaves on the shoulders and a gold cross on white enamel on the central panel
75 (although I can fit it on my size 6 finger by turning the ring sideways to slide it down - the shank is oval rather than round)
All my pieces ship from Toronto
Georgian Foiled Garnet conversion earrings spiny oyster It was worn by theIn Roman mythology, Ceres' daughter, Proserpine grew into a beautiful woman. So much so that, one day, her uncle Pluto, god of the underworld, fell in love with her and kidnapped her to the world below. Locked in a room, Proserpine cried and cried and refused to speak or eat knowing that if she ate anything in the underworld she could never leave. Finally, after a week and unable to bear her hunger, she ate 6 pomegranate seeds. Meanwhile, Jupiter sent