Amulets and Jewelry for Modern Women

Inspired by Ancient Shipwrecks and Goddesses

 

I'm Rita J. King, the creator of Treasure of the Sirens. The first piece, a bronze amphora pendant, was inspired by a shipwreck discovered on the sea floor around Ventotene, where my great-grandmother was born and raised.   

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Designer Oliver Uberti, co-author of London: The Information Capital, and Where the Animals Go, collaborated on initial branding for Treasure of the Sirens. Google engineer Mike Tyka, one of the creators of Google's DeepDream, helped turn my vision and designs into 3D models. The studio also includes collaborative work with artists Katelan Foisy and Pin Wei Wong. For many years I have collaborated with Dmitry, who has been living in a war zone in Kharkiv, Ukraine. He was recently drafted into the war. 

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The day we dropped off a shipment of silver and bronze amphorae to our first stockist, Catbird, Spanish workers found 1,300 pounds of silver and bronze ancient Roman coins stuffed into 19 amphorae.

 

If you are interested in stocking Treasure of the Sirens, contact me here.

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"Sail on, wiser..." is a fragment of the last siren song, and the philosophy woven into everything we create. if you are interested in the creation of a custom pendant, let me know. I appreciate every letter my clients have written about the gifts they've purchased for themselves and others for major life events. Some of you have given birth, graduated, gotten married and recovered in Treasure of the Sirens. Thank you for letting me know what brings you here. 

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