Circe Demi-Goddess of Witchcraft Necklace with Diamond
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100% recycled solid gold or vermeil
2 year warranty
Fairly made, fairly priced
Circe, Demi-Goddess of Witchcraft and Magic
Born among gods but never truly one of them, Circe was a demi-goddess whose power did not come from her divine birthright. Unlike her immortal kin, who wielded their abilities effortlessly, Circe had to forge her own path, learning the ancient arts of witchcraft in a world that did not understand or welcome her magic. It was this otherness—this strange and unnatural power—that led to her exile. Banished by Zeus to the remote island of Aeaea, she found herself alone, separated from both gods and mortals.
On Aeaea, solitude became her sanctuary, and the wilderness her companion. Surrounded by untamed nature, Circe discovered a power greater than any she had known. Among the lush herbs and potent roots of her island, she honed her craft, mastering potions and spells that even the gods feared to touch. Over time, she tamed the wild beasts of her domain—lions, wolves, and other creatures of the forest—who became both her companions and her protectors.
Years passed, and though isolated, Circe’s peace was occasionally broken by the arrival of ships on her shores. These visitors, often men with cruel hearts and darker intentions, sought to dominate what they assumed was a powerless woman. But Circe saw through their desires. With a simple spell, she transformed these men into the very creatures they embodied—pigs—stripping them of their humanity and leaving them helpless against the force of her magic.
Circe’s power was not just in her spells, but in her defiance. Cast out by the gods, underestimated by mortals, she built her own world on her own terms. Her story is one of transformation—not just of those who crossed her path, but of herself, a goddess who became something far more dangerous and extraordinary than any immortal ever imagined.
This medallion is etched with a line drawing of Circe, with a 1.3mm diamond sun shining down upon her, just like on her island, Aeaea.
Wear this piece when you're feeling the need to turn some boys into boars.
Product Details
- Ethically-sourced 1.3mm natural diamond
- 1 inch diameter
- 18 inch solid rolo chain
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About Solid Gold ✨
Solid gold is the best option if you:
1. Want to wear your piece forever or pass it down as an heirloom. Solid gold will last for centuries without degrading.
2. Want to invest in jewelry as an asset rather than an accessory. Gold traditionally appreciates in value and can always be melted down and made into a new piece
Unlike many brands, our gold is never hollow - it is always 100% solid, cast using the lost wax method, meaning there is a lot more gold in each piece.
Our gold is 100% certified recycled and each piece is handcrafted here in New York.
About Gold Vermeil
Gold Vermeil, pronounced ver-may, is a french term for a style of gold plating that is regulated by the federal government. Unlike "gold plated" jewelry, vermeil must always be on a solid 925 sterling silver base - rather than brass - with at least 2.5 microns thickness of gold. This is 3 times thicker than normal gold plating.
This makes vermeil a longer lasting product than gold plated jewelry, as well as more valuable because it's composed entirely of precious metals.
When will my piece ship? 🚚
We keep a small inventory of solid gold pieces - please check about the 'Add to Cart' button to see if your piece is in stock.
If not, it will display the estimated ship time so that we can custom make it for you in our NYC studio.
What does Traditional Retail Price mean? 💸
Most brands sell through boutiques and department stores, where the pricing model is usually a 2 - 4x markup from their wholesale price. For example, the jewelry brand sells the piece to the store for $1000, and then the store sells it to you for $2,500.
Because Common Era sells directly from our studio, we can give our customers the same pricing we would be giving to wholesale stores.
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