Bacchus's White Grape Necklace with Chrysoprase and Emerald, 50cm Slide Chain, Surgical Stainless Steel - White Grape

Bacchus's White Grapes / White Grapes of Bacchus 【Ambrosia】 The Ambrosia series is inspired by the food of the gods, fittingly translated from Japanese as "ambrosia" (神饌 - shinsen). This piece is inspired by the grapes of Bacchus, the god symbolizing wine, known as the "blood of the gods" and the "fire of life." Grapes are meticulously crafted from chrysoprase and emerald, set within a shallow dish (meaning "food dish") fitting. Accented with 14KGF leaves and finished with a glossy resin cabochon, it evokes a vintage charm. There's an allure to what is forbidden, a heightened desire for what is cautioned against. For humanity, jewelry is akin to that very forbidden fruit. This piece is designed to be worn during the bountiful autumn harvest or at wine gatherings, designed to tantalize and inspire. It makes a thoughtful gift for the wine enthusiast in your life. Crafted to evoke evenings steeped in the enjoyment of a necklace, this is a sophisticated accessory for the discerning adult, capturing the essence of the season. Surgical stainless steel 50cm slide chain Leaf motif 14KGF Mise Dish: Brass gold color Chrysoprase, Emerald Motif size: Approx. 18x13mm *Packaging materials may change without prior notice depending on the season. Rest assured, our studio staff will carefully package your order with whatever materials are used. ■ About Chrysoprase Stone meanings: Joy, Positivity, Hope, Miracle, Fertility. May birthstone. Also known as Green Chalcedony. It is a type of chalcedony (fibrous quartz), and specifically refers to the apple-green variety within the chalcedony group. Due to its rarity compared to other chalcedonies, it is more precious. Often found in Australia, it is also referred to as Australian Jade. ■ About Emerald Stone meanings: Wisdom, Happy Marriage, Happiness, Unconditional Love. May birthstone. Its Japanese name is Suigyoku or Ryokugyoku. With a rich history, it is counted among the world's four major gemstones. It appears in "On Stones" by Theophrastus, a disciple of Aristotle, during the Greek era. Cleopatra's fondness for emeralds in Ptolemaic Egypt is famously known, leading to its association with wealth and power. In Pliny the Elder's "Natural History" from the Roman Empire, it was ranked as the third most precious gemstone, following diamond and pearl. Emperor Nero is said to have owned an emerald monocle. Indeed, emerald artifacts are frequently unearthed from Roman Empire era sites such as Pompeii. 【About Surgical Stainless Steel】 This is a special type of stainless steel primarily used for medical equipment. Designated as "316L" under JIS standards, it is known for its property of being less likely to cause metal allergies compared to other stainless steels. It is characterized by its resistance to rust, corrosion, heat, and discoloration, and is also popular for its high strength (resistance to scratches and breakage).