The earliest known use of the word: written in lines that lose one letter each time, forming a downward triangle, and worn round the neck.
In Liber Medicinalis, chapter 52, Serenus Sammonicus — physician to the emperor Caracalla — describes writing the word in lines that lose one letter each time, forming a downward triangle, to be worn round the neck. It is the earliest known use of the word. We do not repeat any health claim made for it.
From the first pencil line to the piece we make today. Narrated in English, with subtitles.
Every tier keeps the symbol whole and true to its source.
925 sterling inverted triangle, satin finish, with all eleven lines engraved.
Gold-plated 925 sterling silver (vermeil) — engraved triangle with a lab-created white stone at each corner.
Hand-engraved gold-plated 925 sterling silver triangle; border set with lab-created white stones. Made to order.