A pretty and delicate shell on a white rope and adorned with white beads to represent sea foam.
In Greek mythology, Amphitrite is the serene and powerful goddess of the sea, wife of Poseidon and queen of the ocean’s vast realm. One of the fifty Nereids—sea nymphs born of Nereus and Doris—she first resisted Poseidon's advances, hiding in the depths of the ocean. But when a dolphin persuaded her to return, she agreed to marry him, and the dolphin was honored among the stars as a constellation. Amphitrite rules the deep beside Poseidon, often depicted with sea creatures like dolphins and hippocamps, embodying both the grace and mystery of the underwater world. Though quieter than other Olympian figures, her presence anchors the mythic heart of the sea.
A pretty and delicate shell on a white rope and adorned with white beads to represent sea foam.
In Greek mythology, Amphitrite is the serene and powerful goddess of the sea, wife of Poseidon and queen of the ocean’s vast realm. One of the fifty Nereids—sea nymphs born of Nereus and Doris—she first resisted Poseidon's advances, hiding in the depths of the ocean. But when a dolphin persuaded her to return, she agreed to marry him, and the dolphin was honored among the stars as a constellation. Amphitrite rules the deep beside Poseidon, often depicted with sea creatures like dolphins and hippocamps, embodying both the grace and mystery of the underwater world. Though quieter than other Olympian figures, her presence anchors the mythic heart of the sea.
