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Flying Pegasus Pendant

Sterling Silver Flying Pegasus with Bail
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Available in Sterling Silver or Solid 14k Gold

Measurements:
30 x 22 mm
Solid Sterling Silver Bailed Pegasus
1: $9.95 / 11+: $6.85

Custom-Cast Solid Copper Bailed Pegasus
1: $9.75 / 15+: $5.20

Custom-Cast Solid 14k Yellow Gold Bailed Pegasus
$299.95

Custom-Cast Solid 14k White Gold Bailed Pegasus
$319.95

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Pegasus Dangler Pendant with Bail

Sterling Silver Flying Pegasus with Bail
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Available in Sterling Silver or Solid 14k Gold

Measurements:
34 x 22 mm
Solid Sterling Silver Bailed Pegasus Dangler
1: $10.95 / 10+: $7.67

Custom-Cast Solid Copper Bailed Pegasus Dangler
1: $10.75 / 13+: $5.82

Custom-Cast Solid 14k Yellow Gold Bailed Pegasus Dangler
$339.95

Custom-Cast Solid 14k White Gold Bailed Pegasus Dangler
$359.95

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Pegasus FolkLore / Pegasus Symbolism
The marvelous winged horse which, in Greek mythology, sprang from the blood of the decapitated Gorgon, Medusa. The offspring of Poseidon, Pegasus was tamed by Athena and presented by her to the Muses. With a stroke of his hoof he caused the fountain Hippocrene to gush forth on Mount Helicon and it became the fountain of the Muses. He is now associated entirely with poetry, but originally bore Zeus' thunderbolt and was for a time the mount of the hero Bellerophon, who captured him with a golden bridle, gift of Athena. With the aid of Pegasus, Bellerophon fought the Chimaera, the Amazons, and the Solymi. But when, in overweening pride, Bellerophon tried to ride him up to heaven, Pegasus threw him to his death. Another version has Jupiter sending a gadfly which stung Pegasus and made him throw his rider, who became lame and blind in consequence. After this Bellerophon wandered lonely through the Aleian field, avoiding the paths of men, and died miserably.
The word Pegasus derives from the Phoenician "pag-sus", or bridled horse.
The Chinese know it as the kylin and the Japanese as the ki-rin.

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