Inspired by the broken marble wings found throughout the Louvre’s classical galleries, the Broken Wing Pendant preserves one of antiquity’s most evocative fragments: a single wing, separated from the figure it once belonged to.
In the classical world, wings belonged not to angels, but to gods, victories, messengers, spirits, and mythic beings moving between worlds. A wing could signify speed, triumph, divine intervention, the soul, or the passage between mortal and immortal realms. Removed from its original body, this fragment becomes more mysterious: not an emblem of perfection, but a remnant of movement, power, and loss.
Cast in solid gold or gold vermeil, the pendant translates the worn texture and irregular edges of an ancient sculptural fragment into a jewel that feels salvaged, intimate, and enduring. A piece for what remains after rupture: beauty, memory, and the will to keep moving.
