Description
“Si la vie n’est qu’un passage, sur ce passage au moins semons des fleurs.”
Montaigne
« Les Passages Célestes » est une collection inspirée des différents portes conduisant à des univers oniriques mais aussi personnels, des voies qui mènent à la pleine conscience de soi et du monde. Ces passerelles nous transportent vers des havres suprêmes, des finalités plus hautes, des buts ultimes. Ils touchent l’Histoire, la Spiritualité, le Fantastique. Empruntons ces passages et nous entrons dans des contrées intimes et fantaisistes.
47 Tucanae est un amas globulaire extrêmement massif contenant près d’un million d’étoiles. Compact et lumineux, il forme une sphère dense d’environ 120 années-lumière de diamètre.
Ses étoiles comptent parmi les plus anciennes connues, avec un âge estimé à environ 13 milliards d’années. Cette ancienneté en fait un témoin précieux des premières phases de formation de la Voie lactée.
Collier inox ambiance art nouveau, chaine inox et pendentif serti pierre Obsidienne Dorée. Cabochon de très belle qualité forme ovale, obsidienne noire avec amas doré. Chaine forme serpent, de 45 cm de long, avec chainette de rallonge terminée par un entrelacs, afin de jouer sur la longueur du collier. Longueur du pendentif: 6,8 cm. Largeur du pendentif: 4 cm. Dimensions du cabochon: 3,2 cm par 2,2 cm.
Pendentif infiniment elfique et mystique!!
“If life is only a passage, on this passage at least sow flowers.”
Montaigne
“The heavenly passages” is a collection inspired by the different doors leading to dreamlike but also personal worlds, paths that lead to the full awareness of oneself and the world. These bridges carry us to supreme havens, higher ends, ultimate goals. They touch History, Spirituality, Fantasy. Let’s take these passages and we enter intimate and fanciful countries.
The golden apple is a legendary fruit from Greek mythology, closely linked to Eris, the goddess of Discord. One day, when all the gods were invited to the wedding of Thetis and Peleus, Eris was the only one forgotten. Furious, she decided to take revenge: she threw a golden apple inscribed “For the fairest” into the middle of the banquet. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite immediately fought over the fruit, each convinced she was its rightful recipient. Unable to choose between the three goddesses, Zeus entrusted the decision to the young Trojan prince Paris, an episode known as the “Judgment of Paris.” He was faced with three promises: Hera offered him power, Athena wisdom and military victory, while Aphrodite promised him the love of the most beautiful woman in the world. Seduced by this last promise, Paris gave the golden apple to Aphrodite. But the most beautiful of mortals, Helen, is already married to the Greek king Menelaus. Her abduction by Paris is facilitated by Aphrodite but provokes the wrath of the Greeks, who form a coalition and set sail for Troy with the aim of rescuing Helen and destroying the city. This is the beginning of the Trojan War, recounted in Homer’s Iliad, where many heroes clash (among them Achilles, Ajax, Odysseus, and Hector).
Thus, the simple golden apple becomes the spark that ignites one of the greatest conflicts of antiquity.
Art Nouveau style stainless steel necklace, stainless steel chain and pendant set with a blue or green labradorite stone, depending on the light. A very high-quality round cabochon, labradorite with green, blue, and gold reflections, streaked with black depending on natural or artificial light. Snake-shaped chain, 45 cm long, with an extension chain ending in an interlaced design, allowing you to adjust the necklace length. Pendant length: 6.5 cm. Pendant width: 5 cm. Cabochon diameter: 2.8 cm.
An infinitely elven and mystical pendant!
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