The Shrine Three Diamond Pendant Talisman The SATOR Square was often

The SATOR Square was often found carved on the walls of ancient houses all over Roman territories as a symbol of protection and a spell to ward off evil spirits

This setting is the same used by ancient goldsmiths from the earliest known periods of history

The cabochon-cut garnet was a favorite stone of the ancient Greeks and Romans

melding her royalty and her power to make the world blossom

Sappho's name has long been synonymous with the affirmation of female homoerotic passion

The Shrine Three Diamond Pendant Talisman The SATOR Square was oftenIn ancient Roman homes, the lararium was a small household shrine: a place for offerings, protection, memory, and daily devotion. Some were painted on walls; others were built like miniature temples, with columns, pediments, and niches for the gods who guarded the house. The Shrine pendant is drawn from that domestic architecture of belief. Cast as a tiny temple in gold, it holds three diamonds like votive lights: small points of brilliance set into a