Men’s Necklaces
Marcus Aurelius
"The Philosopher"
The intellectual emperor whose journal, ‘Meditations’, became a philosophical masterpiece. Marcus led Rome to its peak and presided over a third of world’s population who enjoyed unrivaled prosperity. The last of the Five Great Emperors, Marcus’s rule was defined by benevolence, discipline, and humility. His death marked the decline of Rome.
FOR THOSE WHOSE MINDS ECHO WITH THE DEEPEST WISDOM OF THE PAST, LET MARCUS AURELIUS GUIDE YOU.
Alexander the Great
"The Visionary"
So staggering was the vision of Alexander the Great that to understand it, humanity had to stretch its understanding of the size of the world and what could be achieved within it. Tutored as a child by Aristotle himself, by age thirty Alexander had defeated the Persians to create the largest empire in the ancient world, stretching from Greece to India. It’s no wonder the Greeks believed him to be a demigod descended from Achilles — no man had ever asked the universe for something so grand and had his wish granted.
FOR THOSE WITH VISIONS GREATER THAN THE DREAMS OF MERE MORTALS, LET ALEXANDER THE GREAT GUIDE YOU.
Hadrian
"The Architect"
The Pantheon. Hadrian's Wall. The Temple of Venus and Roma. These and other prominent works of Roman architecture are owed to Emperor Hadrian, known for his skill drafting blueprints as exquisite as his battle maps. Hadrian's policy was peace through strength and discipline, securing his empire with stone and shield. A benevolent humanist and patriot, Hadrian was regarded as the third of the Five Good Emperors.
FOR THOSE WHOSE PASSIONS LEAD TO AWE-INSPIRING WORKS THAT STAND THE TEST OF TIME, LET EMPEROR HADRIAN GUIDE YOU.
Postumus
“The Rebel”
Silver
$895
Postumus
“The Rebel”
Silver two-tone
$1,795
Postumus
“The Rebel”
18k Gold two-tone
$3,695
Postumus
“The Rebel”
All Gold + Gold Coin
$3,895
Postumus
"The Rebel"
During a time of chaos and decline, one man rose up to defend the crumbling northern Roman provinces from Germanic barbarians. A local hero who had risen through the Roman army, Postumus pushed back the invaders and was quickly crowned emperor of a new world power -- the Gallic Empire. The result was one of the most successful rebellions in history, a feat that earned him the moniker 'Savior of Gaul'.
FOR THOSE WHOSE RIGHTEOUSNESS WOULD SOONER ACCEPT REBELLION THAN INACTION, LET EMPEROR POSTUMUS GUIDE YOU.