Hades, king of the dead and keeper of balance, was long feared by the ancient Greeks, who rarely dared to depict him. Yet here, in silver, his presence endures. He stands with his bident in one hand and the leash of his three-headed guardian, Cerberus, in the other. Often misunderstood as ruthless, Hades is a symbol of unyielding justice. He is also known as The Wealth-Giver, reigning over the soil where all precious metals are born.

Hades, king of the dead and keeper of balance, was long feared by the ancient Greeks, who rarely dared to depict him. Yet here, in silver, his presence endures. He stands with his bident in one hand and the leash of his three-headed guardian, Cerberus, in the other. Often misunderstood as ruthless, Hades is a symbol of unyielding justice. He is also known as The Wealth-Giver, reigning over the soil where all precious metals are born.

Hades, king of the dead and keeper of balance, was long feared by the ancient Greeks, who rarely dared to depict him. Yet here, in silver, his presence endures. He stands with his bident in one hand and the leash of his three-headed guardian, Cerberus, in the other. Often misunderstood as ruthless, Hades is a symbol of unyielding justice. He is also known as The Wealth-Giver, reigning over the soil where all precious metals are born.

Hades, king of the dead and keeper of balance, was long feared by the ancient Greeks, who rarely dared to depict him. Yet here, in silver, his presence endures. He stands with his bident in one hand and the leash of his three-headed guardian, Cerberus, in the other. Often misunderstood as ruthless, Hades is a symbol of unyielding justice. He is also known as The Wealth-Giver, reigning over the soil where all precious metals are born.