Oceanos Earrings

According to Greek mythology, Oceanos is the ancient supreme God of water.
In ancient Greece he was the divine personification of water.

With its sparkling colors, worn by dynamic and energy-filled people, the Ethiopian Opal stone is used for both emotional and physical healing. This stone is known to absorb negativity during the healing process. The special feature of this stone is that it acts as a boomerang effect.

In a world where everyone is trying to reinvent themselves, with image being the focus, being on trend is an instrument of power and communication and allows us to express our uniqueness and stand out from the crowd.


Enchanting and timeless, the Khaïden brand is keen to play a role in this personal alchemy, bringing new style Ethnic Chic and fashion, in a baroque version. 



Find our Oceanos earrings on our website online. 
The Khaïden brand of costume jewelry, design in France, brings you earrings in an ethnic, Baroque and couture style.

« Oceanos earrings take you into cosmos! If you want to escape to an imaginary world, these earrings can only enchant you! »

According to Greek mythology, Oceanus is the ancient supreme god of water.

He was in ancient Greece the divine personification of water.

With its sparkling colors, carried by dynamic and energetic individuals, Ethiopian opal is useful for aiding emotional and physical healing. This stone is known for absorbing negativity during the healing process. Its unique aspect is that it acts like a boomerang effect.

We send back harm and transform it into a blessing for the one who sent it.

CLEAN!

Ethiopian opal is considered a symbol of peace, vitality, and creativity.

When someone is drawn to cowries, it signifies that they have a familial connection with the spirit of the Ocean and marine creatures. Those who carry cowries are assured of powerful protection from the spirits of the oceans.

Cowries are often associated with women. Indeed, their elegant shape can represent the female sex or the body of a woman (its curved back reminiscent of a pregnant woman's belly).

Therefore, it is a symbol of fertility. The slit on the shell can also resemble a black pupil, which is why its virtues are often used to protect against the evil eye. This ties back to the previous point.

Ethiopian opal is regarded as a symbol of peace, vitality, and creativity.

Some cultures also believe that cowries possess powerful virtues that should bring prosperity and wealth to their possessor.