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Urnes-style Dragon Brooch
This is an exquisitely-detailed example of the Urnes-style brooch, a common Scandinavian type copied from a Norwegian find dating from the 11th to 12th Centuries.
Price: £26.00 / $47.84
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Minoan Double Axe Earrings
The double-axe, known as Labrys, was the supreme symbol of Minoan religion, and possibly signified the mother-goddess, as it never appears in the hands of a god, but only as a sacred tool in her cult.
The Labrys was originally the sacrifical axe, and in time, it assumed a sacred importance of its own - it was inhabited by the divine spirit (the Minoan Snake Goddess).
Price: £45.00 / $82.80
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Minoan Double-Axe Pendant
This simple pendant is supplied on a resizeable black leather cord.
Height of axe: 4cm; Width: 2.5cm.
This pendant beautifully complements the Double-Axe Earrings, and can be supplied as a boxed set for £70. (To order, tick the Double-Axe Set box).
Price: £35.00 / $64.40
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Minoan Double Axe Set
This set includes the Double-Axe Pendant and Earrings, supplied as a boxed set.
Price: £70.00 / $128.80
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Minoan Amethyst Necklace
Lily, amethyst and lapis beads.
Minoan jewellery usually consists of particular designs, such as natural and plant forms, nautical motifs and religious scenes and symbols.
This necklace contains spiral motifs, granulated divider beads, square-cut amethyst bead and carved amethyst side beads.
Length: 40cm with dolphin clasp.
Price: £70.00 / $128.80
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Spiral Amethyst Necklace
Lily, amethyst and lapis beads.
Spirals were one of the sacred symbols that were in use in Minoan times and are generally found along with religious icons such as the Snake Goddess.
The spiral is also symbolically representative of the labyrinth, for which King Minos is famous.
Price: £70.00 / $128.80
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