Winged Lion, Intaglio Pendant, Chalcedony
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DESIGN
This original intaglio design is designed and crafted entirely by our skilled craftsman with over 25 years of experience in the field. The stone is fully hand-engraved by the famous Leonid Arsov. This of-a-kind ring is made to pay homage to the original jewelry originally envisioned by the Romans in around 300BC.
Dimensions.
Pendant size: 38mm/1.50" x 35mm/1.34" x 5mm/0.19"
Stone size: 23.80mm/0.93″/ 16.53mm/0.65″
Weight: 8.63gr./0.304oz.
Stone: Chalcedony
Material: 18k Gold Plated, Sterling Silver 925
Story
The lion is considered the king of the land and is one of the most widely known animal symbols. It has been used in art field paintings and carvings such as winged lion statues, is mentioned in the literature, and is depicted on flags. Therefore, different lions have different meanings in the past. For example, the winged lion is a mythical creature that dates back to ancient times. The Lion of Saint Mark is a winged lion that symbolically represents Saint Mark the Evangelist, patron of Venice. It is a symbol used to give an immediate and unique sign of identity and power.
The Stone
The name chalcedony comes from the Latin chalcedonius (alternatively spelled calchedonius) and is probably derived from the town of Chalcedon in Turkey. The name appears in Pliny the Elder's Naturalis Historia as a term for a translucent kind of jaspis. Another reference to a gem by the name of khalkedon (χαλκηδών) is found in the Book of Revelation; however, it is an hapax legomenon found nowhere else in the Bible, so it is hard to tell whether the precious gem mentioned in Revelation is the same as the mineral known by this name today. The term plasma is sometimes used to refer to green translucent chalcedony.
