Mythical Symbolism

When choosing mythology jewellery, consider:

Your personal connection: Do you have a particular deity or story that resonates with you?

The occasion: Is the jewellery for everyday wear or a special event?

Your style: Do you prefer a minimalist or more ornate design?

By selecting mythology jewellery that speaks to you, you can create a piece that is both beautiful and meaningful.

Common mythological themes found in jewellery:

Gods and Goddesses: Depictions of deities can be powerful symbols of protection, love, wisdom, or strength. For example, a pendant featuring Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, could be a popular choice for students or intellectuals.

Creatures: Mythological creatures like dragons, phoenixes, unicorns, or griffins can add a touch of fantasy and wonder to jewellery.

Symbols: Many mythological symbols, such as the Ouroboros (a serpent eating its tail), the Triskelion (a three-legged spiral), or the Ankh (the Egyptian symbol of life), have deep meanings and can be incorporated into jewellery designs.

Stories: Jewellery can also reference specific mythological tales, such as the Trojan War, the Odyssey, or the Norse Ragnarök.