Argolis
€51,00 – €61,00
Argolis Bracelet – ‘Aether’ Collection
Inspired by the beauty of Greece’s most mythical island ‘Ithaca’.
Aether was deity associated with Happiness as well as his sister ‘Hemera’. According to some Ancient Greek Myths,Aether fathered ‘Gaea’ (earth),’Thalassa’ (sea) & ‘Uranus’ (heavens).
Material: Brass
Dimensions: o/s
Handcrafted with care _ Accompanied by his own package.
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24k Gold Plated, Pink Gold Plated, Silver Plated |
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