Bee Goddess Blue Diamond Venus Champion Ring

The Venus Star, symbolizing the goddess Ishtar (Astarte), embodies love and fresh starts. Representing both morning and evening, it brings illumination and serves as a portal to the ...

The eight-rayed Venus star, a symbol of the goddess Ishtar (Astarte), queen of the heavens, represents love and new beginnings. As both the morning and evening star, Venus heralds th...

Bee Goddess Eye Light 14k Gold Blue/ White Diamond Bangle Crafted from 14k Gold and adorned with a 0.33 Ct H Vs-si Diamond and a 0.56 Blue Diamond, this t...

Eye Light Blue and Black Diamond Ring In this story, the eye symbolizes spirit and wisdom, reflecting life's beauty and light back into the world. Wearing the Bee Goddess...

Moon M Baguette Diamond Ear Cuff, among its celestial offerings, epitomizes refined elegance and celestial allure, elevating the mundane to the sublime. This emblem embodies the powe...

Crafted from 14K Rose Gold and adorned with a 0.64 Ct H-VS-SI Diamond, this singular piece measures 2 cm in height and 1.3 cm in diameter, epitomizing elegance and refinement while e...

14 K Gold Solid Hexagon Ring, Beehive Ring , Hive Ring, Bee Jewelry,minimalist hexagon ring, Dainty Ring, stackable rings, stacking ring created by hands ...

Ancient Bee Coin Ring with Diamond (Comfort Fit), 24kt Yellow Gold and Silver, by Kurtulan Jewellery, made to order. Size 6 is in stock and ready to shi...

Virgin Mary Medal Ring Sterling Silver Crest Pluto Mercury Venus or Mars Astrology J Dauphin You need to pick what planet you want to have on the Virgin Mary between Pluto Mercury Venus or Mars J DAUPHIN "Compassion" in Silver and 14 K Gold In times of transformation this ring symbolize Virgin Mary, compassion and love with the sign of Pluto, ruler of transformation and change. If you believe in the spiritual and/or is religious use this ring for protection letting these great forces work for you. Virgin mother, daughter of your son Humbler and higher than any other creature… You are she who so ennobled human nature That nature’s very maker did not disdain To himself be made by you. Virgin Mary is one of the greatest symbols for humility and faith, the perfect mother and the perfect virgin. Catholic artists, responding to the Protestant minimisation of her part in humanity’s salvation, re-emphasised her position as mother of God. She also takes on a growing role of her own in the lives of the faithful, as the supreme intercessor between her son and those who worship him. What is remarkable, across all these depictions, is that Mary almost never gazes at the viewer. Her eyes are invariably downcast, suggesting solemnity, a soul turned inward, and the tragic foreknowledge of her son’s fate. In Roman Mythology, Pluto is known as god of the underworld. Its symbol contains a crescent placed above a cross, and inside the crescent curve, there is a circle. The planet Pluto is known to have powers of transformation and change. Those associated with the planet Pluto are constantly reinventing themselves - and if they fall, they can pick themselves up again. Those influenced by this planet are constantly creating new beginnings in their lives. Pluto's influence is shared by a whole generation. It is a slow-moving planet that is located in the outermost part of our solar system. This planet rules the zodiac sign Scorpio...

Antique 19th century 18kt. yellow gold banded agate intaglio signet ring featuring Ceres, a goddess of agriculture, grain and crops. Made in the late 19th century. X - X-ray has been tested for 18kt. gold. The dimensions - Ring Size: Length x Width x depth: 3.1 x 2.4 x 0.9 cm Finger Size (UK) = Q (EU) =58 (US) = 8.5 Weight: 16 grams The ring is pre-owned with minor signs of use, good and pleasant condition overall. Welcome to our collection featuring the timeless elegance of the Ceres Signet Ring—a tribute to the ancient Roman goddess...

A scarce ancient Roman intaglio dating from the 1st to 2nd century AD, depicting Victoria, the Roman Goddess of Victory (also known as Nike in Greek mythology). The cabochon gemstone is a chromium chalcedony, mottled green in colour. It was known in the ancient world as a ‘plasma’ stone and was widely used in jewellery and seals throughout the Roman Empire. However the mineral disappeared from use in the ancient world towards the end of the 2nd century AD when the known deposits were mined out. The intricate ancient engraving depicts a winged Victoria, draped and facing left, holding a palm branch in her right hand and a laurel leaf in her left. The green gem is translucent and contains small dotted black natural inclusions. The gemstone’s viridian green tones were linked to nature, growth, and prosperity, reflecting the Romans' appreciation for abundance and fertility. Victoria played a major part of Roman society, with many temples erected in her honour including one on the Palatine Hill which would house the spoils of war from Roman victories. She was, to the Romans, a symbol of victory over death, ultimately determining who would be successful during war. The high number of artistic and architectural dedications to her bear witness to the popularity of the goddess’ cult: Victoria widely appears on Roman coins...