Sybilla

A Renaissance medallion with the profile of a woman, an allegory or possible Erythraean Sibyl, this necklace preserves the radiance of an art of distinction.

In the Renaissance, the medal became a field of invention. Commissioned in honour of a patron, it also allowed the sculptor to assert his own renown. Artists, particularly in Germany, vied in technical mastery, precision and wit, making of this small format a masterful demonstration of their talent.

Transformed into a necklace, this medallion shifts that virtuosity to the skin.
Sybilla is an Elevation Jewel.