Rome Phallus panther amulet CB-42 (4) €15.45 The cult in ancient Rome had a double function. -Protection against the evil eye: Pliny the Elder called him medicus invidae, the 'doctor' for envy or evil eye. -Symbol of fertility: they felt great concern to protect and promote fertility, since it brought associated wealth and fertility. Replica made of bronze. Heigh 3.6cm View
Available Celtic-Iberian Antenna sword pendant CB-15 (1) €10.90 The Celtic warriors carried swords and daggers with antennae on the hilt decorated anthropomorphically. For the Celtic warriors their weapons were sacred objects and decorated with the typical motifs of Celtic decoration, but where the craftsmen showed their greatest creativity was in the precious handles of the weapon par excellence: the Celtic sword.... View
Rome Amphora Pendant CB-129 (4) €21.53 Pendant inspired by the amphoras found in the colonyCesaraugusta, Zaragoza. According to the signs on these amphoras, they contained garum. The garum was a fish sauce fermented with salt and macerated with aromatic herbs, indispensable in the best Roman tables. Made in brass. View
This item will be shipped in 15 - 20 days Rome Lunula Amulet 3 CB-113 (5) €39.14 Amulet pendant in the shape of a crescent moon. In ancient Rome, the lunula (plural: lunulae) was a pendant amulet carried by girls and women until the day of their wedding. Its properties are related to fertility and healing, as well as offering protection against the evil eye. The wheel-shaped finials and the crescent pendant, symbolic of the sun and... View
Greece-Phoenicians Argead Star brooch AF-026 (5) €33.00 The Argead Star is the emblem of the Argead dynasty, kings of the ancient Greek state of Macedonia, and it represents the four elements and the twelve gods of Olympus. It was the expeditions of Alexander the Great that extended this symbol throughout Asia. It is a high-quality and functional clasp, perfect for reenactment clothing and to hold a pashmina.... View
Only on request, send mail Saxons-Vikings Aegishjalmur pendant CB-105 (3) €22.66 Aegishjalmur is a magical symbol of protection used by Vikings. Originally from Iceland, it is also known as a terror or fear spell. These types of symbols were commonly used by Viking warriors as a protective sign painted on the forehead before the battle, known as herkumbl ("war sign"). Drawn between the eyes, it was granted the ability to make the... View
Rome Tree of life pendant CB-86 (2) €23.59 Reproduction in bronze for pendant of the well-known Roman relief of the laurel Augusta Emerita, represents a tree that appears to be a laurel, birds perch on its branches, a coiled serpent can also be seen at the base of the trunk. The tree as a symbol of fertility and as a genius of the place to the serpent (genius loci). Dated in the 1st century BC.... View
Last items in stock Egypt Hieroglyphic Bracelet B-110 (4) €24.72 Hieroglyph replica, this bracelet is inspired by the original, which is a ring belonging to a character named Sa-Neith. Gold. XXVI Dynasty (664-525 BC). This is a most unique piece (in terms of the size and quality of execution), of which no more than half a dozen exist anywhere in the world. Sa-Neith held the following titles: ‘Prophet and Divine... View
Last items in stock Visigoths Visigoth bow fibula F-200 (3) €22.66 The fibula is defined as a metallic object whose purpose is to hold the garments. We know quite well how to dress the Hispano-Visigothic period thanks to the custom of the people of that time to bury themselves with what we assume were their "best clothes." This has allowed that, although the fabrics have not been preserved, they have done the metal... View
Last items in stock Egypt Mekhbet pendant CB-128 (3) €22.66 This impressive Egyptian protective amulet is designed in the form of the powerful goddess Nekhbet, whose outstretched wings symbolize protection and guardianship over those who wear it. Measures: Height: 3.5cm Width: 2.5cm View