Livia Drusilla Pendant Color and Karat:14k Solid Yellow Gold slaying wild animals (and occasionally

slaying wild animals (and occasionally impudent mortals) with her golden bow and arrow

Inspired by ancient rings that graced the hands of Roman Empresses

and left an indelible mark on ancient Rome

as she embraced a role that was unlike that of any other woman in Roman history

combining history and design into a wearable symbol of personal strength and accomplishment

Livia Drusilla Pendant Color and Karat:14k Solid Yellow Gold slaying wild animals (and occasionallyLivia, also known as Livia Drusilla or Livia Augusta, was the first Roman Empress. As the wife of Augustus, she was a trusted advisor and actively involved in political affairs as he transformed Rome from republic to empire. Like many powerful women in history, she has been painted with a misogynistic brush for millennia, particularly by Robert Graves in I, Claudius. An astute political strategist, Livia was known for her intelligence, diplomacy, and