WS Collar of Pythia
WS Collar of Pythia
The Pythia, or Pythonesses, were the high priestesses of the temple of Delphi. They are etymologically and spiritually connected to Python, a snake god birthed by Gaia herself. Python guarded a sacred stone at the center of the Earth and the Pythia, as oracles, were women chosen by the gods as mouthpieces of divine advice. Created from glowing labradorite, a bronze sacred serpent and golden vintage chain, this piece balances the intuitive gifts and responsibilities of the Pythia. It celebrates your power to bridge worlds and bring wisdom from the depths.
A thickly layered filigree amulet created with tooled brass to highlight a bronze serpent set on flashy labradorite Neckline, 19” with 3” adjuster and shepherd hook.
Pendant, 3”
*Chain style is subject to change due to the rarity of the original vintage chain used.
Tooled brass and cast bronze with antique gold overlay
Rare vintage brass
Byzantine chain with antique gold overlay
Labradorite
Vintage rhinestone