This striking small Phaistos Disc Pendant is crafted from solid 14k Gold, and showcases the enigmatic Phaistos Disc on both sides of each of the reversible charm. Delicate, yet bold and effortlessly wearable, this pendant is a powerful individualized statement wherever you go.

Cultural Note
One of the most mysterious objects from ancient Crete is the Phaistos Disc. It's a round piece of clay that was found in 1908 by Luigi Pernier, an Italian archaeologist, at the site of a Minoan palace in Phaistos. The disc has a bunch of symbols on both sides, arranged in a spiral that goes from the edge to the center. There are 241 symbols in total, and they look like they were made by pressing different stamps into the wet clay. No one knows for sure what the disc means or where it came from. Some people think it's a calendar, a game, a religious object, or even a hoax. It's now on display at the museum in Heraklion, where you can see it for yourself.

Also Shown (sold separately)
Al'Oro Diamond Cut Rolo Chain
The Large Phaistos Disc

Photo Note
The Original Museum Copy is shown for reference (this is of course not for sale). It's currently on display at the museum in Heraklion, where you can see it for yourself.

See more of the Phaistos Disc Collection Here