DIDIA Clara newest Mother of Pearl & Garnet Bali Vermeil earrings | SA•KU Augustae collection 12

DIDIA Clara Mother of Pearl & newest Garnet Bali Vermeil earrings for your queen, mother, sister soul, empress, or inner goddess.

elegant classic…timeless Seductively long… divinely feminine…natural.. luminous

PEARLS as spiritual tokens are said to assist in calming and centering, as well as nurture your faith, loyalty, integrity, and purity.
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Mother of pearl in mystical tradition is used to heighten intuition, psychic sensitivity, and imagination.

It is believed to attract prosperity, protect from negative influence, and transmute negative energy.

GARNET is said to assist in turning visions into reality, release guilt and shame, help one open to receiving love, and walk forward with a sense of clarity and self-worth.

Due to natural variations in the stones, each pair is organically unique.

Enclosed in velvet jewelry presentation box.

Standard worldwide shipping IS INCLUDED.

Rush shipping and gift wrapping available.

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DIDIA Clara (born about 153) was a daughter and only child to the Roman Emperor Didius Julianus and Empress Manlia Scantilla.

DIDIA Clara was born and raised in Rome.

After Didius Julianus purchased the throne of the Roman Empire at an auction held by the praetorian guardsmen early in 193, he was accorded the title of Augustus by the Senate.

His wife Manlia Scantilla and his daughter Didia Clara both received the title of Augusta.

Didia Clara was reputedly one of the most beautiful women in Rome, but virtually nothing is known about her life or her personality.

When her father died on 1 June 193, the new emperor Septimius Severus removed her title. Within a month, her mother died.

She survived her parents; however, her fate afterwards is unknown.

One story is that she fell in love with a Roman Soldier and sailor she met at her fathers funeral, and they ran away with her mother to a remote island off what is now known as Cyprus.

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SA•KU
2017 Augustae collection
Women of the Ancient Roman Empire