A strong-willed woman from the very beginning, Minerva gave her father Jupiter a real headache... in the literal sense of the word!

For the ancient Romans and Greeks, who called her Athena, her birth heralded a new world. A blow of the axe to relieve her father's headache, and presto, she bursts forth in a blinding flash of light. The end of the old world, the goddess ushers in a new era. In short, a brilliant woman.

A goddess herself, whose domain is certainly war but above all wisdom. She protects art and artisans. A divine woman, her strength is matched only by her intelligence and courage. Born of a head, but driven by her heart, she is the one who fights for just causes.

War for war's sake? Not her thing: she prefers elegant resolutions to martial displays. At her side, an owl, symbolizing her ability to see what is invisible. Her wisdom is unparalleled. Take Athens, the city that bears her name. To earn the right to be its protector, she gave it the olive tree, a generous gift that won the city's heart. In short, she's the original #girlboss.

You may already know this. It is her integrity that gives Minerva's face—a symbol of silver craftsmanship—a hallmark on our jewelry.

Be a lady, they said.

We approve, as long as it's a Lady Minerva.