The Odyssey in Jewelry: Circe, Penelope, Athena
Discover how Homer’s Odyssey lives on in jewelry—Circe’s serpents, Penelope’s woven motifs, and Athena’s owl, symbols of transformation, loyalty, and wisdom.
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Discover how Homer’s Odyssey lives on in jewelry—Circe’s serpents, Penelope’s woven motifs, and Athena’s owl, symbols of transformation, loyalty, and wisdom.
The Witch’s Jewels When October deepens and the veil grows thin, the world remembers its witches. Yet long before Halloween, figures like Circe and Hecate moved through myth and ritual,...
Learn about ancient-style jewelry—authentic techniques, motifs, and materials inspired by Egypt, Greece, Rome, and Byzantine jewelry.
As autumn darkens and the nights grow long, the Sun enters Scorpio: the sign of secrets, shadows, and transformation. To the ancients, the scorpion embodied both danger and resilience, a...