Chevron
€48,00
Chevron Ring – ‘Aether’ Collection
Inspired by the unique beauty of the Greek seas and part of the ‘Aether’ Collection.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: Sterling Silver
Dimensions: 0,6 cm
Fit: Adjustable
Weight: 3gr
Handcrafted with care _ Accompanied by his own package.
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24k Gold Plated, Silver Plated |
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