In ancient Rome and ancient Greek mythology, the birth of pearls is closely related to the goddess. The most famous myth is the goddess Venus, the water droplets on her body turned into pearls. Venus is the "god of love and beauty" in ancient Greek and Roman mythology. Venus is her Roman name, and the Greek name is Aphrodite. She is in charge of human love, marriage, fertility and all sports. Plant growth and reproduction. "Aphrodite" means "goddess born of waves" in Greek.

In the waves, a shell opened, and the goddess Venus was born in the shell. Water drops dripped down her body and turned into pearls. Many world-renowned painters have painted the birth of Venus, but the famous Italian Renaissance painter Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" is the most beautiful and moving. The goddess Venus floats on the golden shell in the center of the screen, which is the embodiment of beauty and a symbol of love. The long golden hair is flowing, the beautifully lined face is a little melancholy, the slender neck, and the pearly white body. , Silky smooth, unable to look away. The Venus portrayed by Botticelli is not only an ideal woman who is enough to fascinate men all over the world-feminine, gentle, and slightly shy, but also the embodiment of pearls.   

Treatment process: multi-layer plating
Material: copper, artificial pearl
Color: silver, gold
Weight: about 7g
Size: 2.36in×1.57in
Packaging: Individually wrapped