The pine cone was the finial of Bacchus's staff, the thyrsus, so this one comes with a certain reputation for good parties. Cast in 14k gold with every scale crisply textured and lifting away from the core, it hangs from a smooth, polished oval bail.
The ancients read the cone as a sign of fertility and renewal, which may be why it never quite goes out of style. A substantial example at over five grams.
The Details
- Metal: 14k gold
- Stones: Diamond accents
- Weight: 5.25 grams
- Condition: Very good, with crisp texture and bright finish.
The pine cone was the finial of Bacchus's staff, the thyrsus, so this one comes with a certain reputation for good parties. Cast in 14k gold with every scale crisply textured and lifting away from the core, it hangs from a smooth, polished oval bail.
The ancients read the cone as a sign of fertility and renewal, which may be why it never quite goes out of style. A substantial example at over five grams.
The Details
- Metal: 14k gold
- Stones: Diamond accents
- Weight: 5.25 grams
- Condition: Very good, with crisp texture and bright finish.