These two ancient coins depict warmth and illumination. The smaller coin contains the love and light of the Mother and Child. The larger coin is a depiction of an angel, staff in hand. Angels that carry staffs are said to be bringers of healing, compassion, strength, and wisdom in moments of struggle. The reverse of the larger coin depicts the profile of an ancient warrior.
Eos is the Goddess of Dawn. She arrives with warm, pink tendrils of light. As a brooch, she radiates protective light across one’s chest, in one’s hair, or attached at the apex of a deep-backed dress. In the 19th Century brooches were worn to show off the Grand Tour that European sophisticates did as part of their education. The Eos brooch captures this same spirit of adventure and worldliness found through culture and travel. Available in sterling silver and 18k gold plating.
Dinars, or ancient Persian coins, such as these, come from a culture in which truth is of utmost importance. To wear a dinar earring is to permit oneself honesty both internal and external, to commit to clarity of mind, spirit, and speech.
The Assyrian King Ashurbanipal was famous for choosing lions to decorate the walls of his palace, as intricate paintings and carvings. These centuries-old symbols of royalty frame an ancient coin denoting the mythic power of antiquity. All three elements are set atop sparkling green emeralds, which radiate the cleansing love energy of the heart chakra. Necklace sits just below collarbone. In gold-plating, vermeil, and sterling silver.
These earrings combine the delicate beauty of a flower, with precious lapis lazuli stones. In between these two elements lies the coinage of Ancient Egyptian queen, Arsinoe. Arsinoe was a picture of strength during her reign. She was a mystical woman, and an initiate into rituals of the Great Gods of Samothrace. She was even venerated as a deity after her death by her subjects. At the same time she was a regnant endowed with incredible intelligence, who corresponded with many scholars throughout her life.
