Five Latin words in a five-by-five square that reads the same forwards and backwards, horizontally and vertically — found at Pompeii, Cirencester and Dura-Europos.
A five-by-five Latin word square — SATOR, AREPO, TENET, OPERA, ROTAS — that reads the same forwards and backwards, horizontally and vertically. Examples include a Pompeii graffito from before AD 62 and another from AD 50–79, one found at Cirencester in 1868, and one at Dura-Europos from about AD 200.
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 square, satin finish, the full five-by-five square engraved.
Gold-plated 925 sterling silver (vermeil) — square with a lab-created white stone at each corner.
Hand-engraved gold-plated 925 sterling silver square with a hammered border and a lab-created white stone at each corner. Made to order.