Persephone Mini Medallion _upsell_persephone-molten-ring The six parts of Horus’s

The six parts of Horus’s eye are each represented in one line of the traditional drawing of the Wedjat

and the enraged goddess transformed Medusa into a Gorgon - a monster with snakes for hair

Inspired by an early medieval English ring and the enduring legend of Tristan and Isolde

with Mars positioned in its celestial house of Aries

In Roman culture

Persephone Mini Medallion _upsell_persephone-molten-ring The six parts of Horus’sHades, the king of the Underworld, was struck dumb by Persephone's beauty as she picked flowers in a meadow. Infatuated and overcome with desire, he abducted her and took her back to the Underworld with him. Demeter, her mother, searched the world for her daughter. In her grief, she withered crops and turned soil infertile. Persephone yearned for the sweetness of the life she left above. In her sorrow, she cracked open a pomegranate, and crushed a