Oval Slice Pendant

Victoria Strigini

£5250

A contemporary 18k yellow gold pendant featuring a Roman carnelian intaglio depicting a female bust holding a rose by the stem , dating from 1 st Century BC – 1 st Century AD The female depicted appears to be an interesting mix of Diana (Artemis, Greek equivalent), and Venus (Aphrodite, Greek equivalent), who were considered to be complete opposites. Diana was the olympic goddess of the hunt, the protector of wilderness, and goddess of chastity. Venus was the olympic goddess of love, beauty, and sex However, both goddesses shared similarities. Diana was worshiped as one of the primary goddesse

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