Ram Skull pendant layering charm a mythical snake or dragon

a mythical snake or dragon eating its own tail

The fascinus — the divine winged phallus — was among the most widely used apotropaic symbols in Ancient Rome and Greece: worn by soldiers before battle

Variants: gold-plated or sterling silver fixture and chain

The oxidised finish gives the metal an aged

Sterling silver mirrors the natural silvery-grey tone of olive leaves — a colour that no other metal quite replicates

Ram Skull pendant layering charm a mythical snake or dragonMaterial: solid sterling silver (925), gold plated on sterling silver. Details: chain length 50 cm. The ram or ram's skull has rich symbolism and sacred meaning throughout the history from the divine power of horned Zeus Ammon, worshipped across Hellenistic and Egyptian lands, to the Golden Fleece sought by Jason and the Argonauts believed to be able to cure any illness and protect from any curse, and even the familiar to everyone an Aries astrology