New Arrivals: Kynthia Collection

Kynthia Collection is named after the goddess Kynthia.

Embracing the mystical elements of Mount Kynthos on the Island of Delos. Sculpted by the Aegean Sea and Greek mythical summer. Designed to hold and carry your most cherished memories and moments.

Meet the stunning new Kynthia Collection from Gerochristo Jewelry. The Kynthia Collection draws its magic from the mystical Mount Kynthos on the beautiful Island of Delos. Each piece reflects the charm of the Aegean Sea and the mythical Greek summer, designed to capture and hold your most precious memories and moments.

Gerochristo Jewelry is known for its top-notch craftsmanship and uses only the best Sterling Silver. Every piece in the Kynthia Collection shows our commitment to quality, making it a perfect choice for anyone who loves fine, long-lasting jewelry.

Styling Tips to Shine Bright

Add a touch of elegance to your look with the Kynthia Collection, ready to mesmerize you with its breathtaking designs. Wear one piece for a simple, classy statement, or stack two for a bold, eye-catching effect. Whether you wear them solo or paired, they will grab attention and leave a lasting impression. At Gerochristo Jewelry, we create pieces that are not only beautiful but also meaningful. Kynthia Collection is a perfect example, offering jewelry that reminds you of your life’s special moments.

Enjoy the enchanting beauty of the Kynthia Collection and let each piece be a part of your story. With Gerochristo Jewelry, you’re not just wearing jewelry—you’re wearing art that tells your unique story.

The Goddess Kynthia

Did you know that the name of the goddess Kynthia is an epithet of the Greek goddess Artemis? Particularly about her birthplace on Mount Kynthos on the island of Delos. Artemis, a significant deity in Greek mythology, is the goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth, often associated with the moon.

According to myth, Artemis and her twin brother, Apollo, were born on the island of Delos. Their mother, Leto, sought refuge on Delos to give birth, as Hera, the wife of Zeus, had cursed her, preventing her from giving birth on “terra firma” (the mainland or any island in the sea). Artemis received the epithet “Kynthia” from Mount Kynthos, the highest point on Delos, where she and Apollo were said to have been born. This mountain became a sacred place in honor of their birth.

As Kynthia, Artemis was revered not only as the goddess of the hunt but also as a protector of young women and a symbol of natural beauty and purity. Her association with the moon and wilderness emphasized her connection to the natural world and life cycles.

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