Relic.

Cover art for the song <n>Darkness</n> by artists including <n>The Drowns</n> and <n>Appalachian Winter</n>.

An <n>Amphipod</n> engraving from <n>Iglooghost</n>'s multimedia project, <n>Tidal Memory Exo</n>. Visuals by <n>IINDY</n>.

<n>Totem</n> by artist <n>Yang Hyein</n>.

A <n>Roman</n> <n>silver fibula in the shape of a snail</n>, 1st century AD.

A <n>Bronze Snake Dish</n> from ancient Persia, dated 2600-2400 BC.

Poster for the <n>Tribute to Johann Sebastian Bach</n>. Photo by <n>Giorgos Kalfamanolis</n>.

An <n>Etruscan Alphabet Tablet</n> from the 6th-5th century BC. Photo by <n>G. Nimatallah</n>.

Securely attaches to any tie.  High shine finish Material: Silver-plated brass body SPLITWeight: 25GHeight: 4,5cmInternal width : 4cmSpikes length: 2,2cm SPLITThis item is produced on a made-to-order basis and will be shipped from Poland within 1-3 weeks. Europe: £10 US / Canada: £15Rest of the World: £20

ZWYRTECH Silver Tie Guard

Gold <n>Cosmetic Shell of King Sekhemkhet</n>, 3rd Dynasty. Discovered by <n>Zakaria Goneim</n>.

An <n>Ancient Greek</n> gold intaglio ring depicting two <n>Erotes</n> wrestling, circa 4th century BC.

<n>Pair of Earrings with a Disc and a Crescent-Shaped Pendant</n>, 330-300 BCE. From <n>The Hermitage Museum</n>.

<n>Pendant with Cupid</n> from Southern Germany, c. 1605. From the <n>Victoria and Albert Museum</n> collection.

The <n>Crest ring</n>, a variation on a classic signet ring.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> <n>'Serpents' corsage ornament</n> in gold and enamel by <n>René Lalique</n>, c. 1898-99.

<n>Conchological Collection</n> from the 18th century by <n>Georg Gottlieb Plato</n>.

Greek <n>Pair of earrings with female figure</n>, late 4th century BCE. From the <n>Dallas Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Etruscan</n> <n>gold earrings</n>, 4th–early 3rd century B.C. From the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

A <n>Nautilus shell</n> photographed by <n>Tom Brakefield</n>.

<n>Finger ring with a running dog, H1813</n>, a gold <n>Roman Imperial</n> ring from the 1st-3rd century AD.

A 16th-century gold ring with a hare motif from the collection of <n>The Walters Art Museum</n>.

The soapstone sculpture <n>conversations</n>. Photo by <n>Eric Roset</n>.

A photograph from the <n>Kawa=Flow</n> series (2015) by photographer <n>Masao Yamamoto</n>.

Yamamoto Masao - Microcosm Macrocosm - Exhibition at Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung in Berlin