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Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
  • Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
  • Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
  • Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
  • Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
  • Aphrodite Pendant - Gold
Aphrodite Pendant - Gold

Aphrodite Pendant - Gold

£40.00

According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite was born in Cyprus, emerging gracefully from the sea foam along the shores of Paphos. The Aphrodite Pendant is a celebration of the goddess of love, crafted as a symbol of beauty and devotion.

Handcrafted in the mountains of Cyprus by skilled artisans brothers, each piece is formed from premium 925 sterling silver, plated in a rich 14ct gold and meticulously shaped using the ancient lost-wax casting method. This heritage technique, combined with a fully hand-finished process, ensures that no two pairs are ever identical.

 

Dimensions
Small: 2cm x 0.5cms
Medium: 3.2cm x 0.5cm 
Large: 3.5cm x 0.9cms

All pendants come with a 16" sterling silver gold plated chain necklace

Materials: 925 sterling silver, 14ct gold plated
SIZE
CARE & MAINTENANCE

925 STERLING SILVER:

  • Avoid Moisture: While it's generally safe to shower with 925 sterling silver, it's not recommended for long-term maintenance of the jewellery's shine and appearance

  • Keep it in a cool, dry, and dark place: ideally in an airtight container or anti-tarnish pouch

925 STERLING SILVER + GOLD PLATED:

  • Avoid Moisture: Remove jewellery before swimming, showering, or washing hands. 

  • Steer Clear of Chemicals: Perfumes, lotions, hairspray, and cleaning agents can damage the gold plating and tarnish the silver underneath. Apply these products before putting on your jewellery. 

  • Keep it in a cool, dry, and dark place: ideally in an airtight container or anti-tarnish pouch.
SHIPPING & RETURNS

All orders are dispatched within 3 days of placing your order. To see delivery times to your country, click here.

Each of our pieces is crafted using the ancient technique of lost-wax casting. This method involves creating a wax model of the design, which is then encased in a mold; once the wax is melted away, molten metal is poured in to form the final piece. Lost-wax casting has been used for thousands of years, dating back to at least 3700 BCE, making it one of the oldest known methods of metalwork in human history.

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