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| | | Medieval Timepieces- Aquitaine |
 Relive the romance and passion, embrace the history! Envision the romantic trysts of Eleanor of Aquitaine and her beloved Henry II; their rendezvous guided by sun & shadow. It is told that Henry so loved the gift of the 'Aquitaine ring' from his lady Eleanor, he had one fashioned in diamonds for her, with the inscription: 'Carpe Diem'- Seize the Day, (1152 AD). Hand crafted in fine metals, each Aquitaine hangs from a silk cord. Simple instructions & historical info included. A lovely gift for yourself or someone special!
| | Laurel Leaves: | In ancient times, Laurel leaves were thought to be remedies against poison, as well as tokens of peace and quiet. Laurels were also a symbol of victory, first given to the winners in the early Olympic games and later born by the conquerors such as Julius Caesar. They are symbolic of triumph and fame, especially when it is gained after a long, inner struggle. Sprigs of laurel and laurel branches are also common heraldic symbols. 1¼" | 
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$30~ |
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| Celtic Aquitaine: | Flowing Celtic weave accents this lovely pewter Aquitaine. Though the origins and exact meaning of Celtic symbolism is unknown, it is thought that the knotwork reflects the interconnectivity of life. 1¼".
$30~
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| Sterling Silver
 | A simple version of the traditional Aquitaine, though in Solid Sterling Silver. 1¼" round with 20" Sterling Chain.
$100~ |
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