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Ephesus Necklace
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Use our chain length guide to see where each necklace falls on the body. Choose the length that feels closest to you — where the object can rest, speak, and gather memory.

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Each piece is covered by our 2-year warranty. Should your jewellery suffer a breakage or tarnishing due to a manufacturing defect, we are committed to ensuring that your piece is replaced at no cost to yourself if returned in under two years of receipt of the product.

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CARE

Objects with meaning deserve ritual care. To protect your jewellery from tarnishing:
- Avoid contact with liquids (including water, salt water, chlorine), perfume, lotion, cosmetics and chemicals.
- Remove your jewellery before showering, swimming, exercising and sleeping.
- Store in a cool, dry place, preferably inside its original box or in a cloth bag.
- Wipe periodically using a clean, soft cloth.

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Ephesus Necklace

I am Ephesus. I worshipped the wild feminine as divine. I was the ancient city of Artemis — goddess of wilderness, creation, and protection. I knew the sacred moved through animal instinct, fertile earth, collective force, and the wilderness no empire could domesticate.

An authentic ancient coin from Ephesus — the city whose entire identity was dedicated to the goddess Artemis, one of the most radical female figures in the entire Greek pantheon. Its original two-sided coin holds her sacred symbols: the bee and the deer.

Coins are the visual record of our collective experience and past. Each one a form of message and symbolism, spreading ideas and notions through time. Monumental narratives in miniature metal form.

The Ephesus ancient coin pendant is excavated to remind you of your instincts, strength, and the freedom to remain untamed.

Authentic ancient coin of Ephesus, cast in brass, plated with 18kt gold.

£125.00
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SYMBOLISM & MEANING

The bee — Sacred to Artemis at Ephesus. The priestesses of Artemis were called Melissai — the bees. The bee speaks of fertility, devotion, and collective life.

The deer — Artemis's sacred creature. The untamed animal of the wilderness, ungoverned and free. The deer as the face of primal nature — instinct, movement, and sacred wildness.

Excavated from the buried layers of ancient Ephesus, this coin pendant is a record of a city that worshipped creation, protection, and the untamed feminine.

Returning to you as an object of creation, freedom, and primal intelligence.
FOR THE ONE WHO_

protects fiercely, creates freely, and stays true to themselves above all else. For the one whose wildness is clarity, courage, and care.

A meaningful ancient coin pendant for those who wear jewellery as symbol, heirloom, and personal archive — a talismanic object of primal strength, wild force, and the freedom to remain untamed.

MATERIALS & CRAFT

ᯓ Handcrafted from an ancient original coin, cast in brass, plated with 18kt gold.

ᯓ The chain length is 45cm / 18" with a 5cm extension, making it 50cm / 20" in total.

ᯓPendant weight: 6g.

ᯓ Crafted in small batches as a modern heirloom, made to gather touch, time, and memory.

SIZE GUIDE

Use our chain length guide to see where each necklace falls on the body. Choose the length that feels closest to you — where the object can rest, speak, and gather memory.

LIFETIME REPAIR

Each piece is covered by our 2-year warranty. Should your jewellery suffer a breakage or tarnishing due to a manufacturing defect, we are committed to ensuring that your piece is replaced at no cost to yourself if returned in under two years of receipt of the product.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

- Free UK delivery within 2-3 days

- Free EU and US delivery for orders over £200

- €15 EU and US delivery on orders below £200

Please see FAQs for full details.

CARE

Objects with meaning deserve ritual care. To protect your jewellery from tarnishing:
- Avoid contact with liquids (including water, salt water, chlorine), perfume, lotion, cosmetics and chemicals.
- Remove your jewellery before showering, swimming, exercising and sleeping.
- Store in a cool, dry place, preferably inside its original box or in a cloth bag.
- Wipe periodically using a clean, soft cloth.

Read our jewellery care guide to find out how best to care for your jewellery.

Ephesus Necklace
Ephesus Necklace
Ephesus Necklace
Ephesus Necklace
Ephesus Necklace
Ephesus Necklace

Ephesus Necklace

£125.00

IN DIALOGUE WITH_

On the Aegean coast of Anatolia, Ephesus stood as a city of Artemis. Its coinage preserved this devotion in metal.

The bee, one of Artemis’ sacred symbols, spoke of fertility, collective force, resilience, and the generative intelligence of nature. The deer belonged to her wilder domain: animal instinct, movement, and vigilance. Where the bee speaks of collective devotion, the deer speaks of primal freedom: the body moving through the world on its own terms.

Together, they form a visual theology of Ephesus — a record of a city that understood the sacred as something alive in the body, the earth, and the wilderness.