Named for Ateas, the fourth-century BCE king who united the Scythian tribes of the Pontic steppe, these sculpted earrings distill centuries of equestrian heritage into a handsome, wearable silhouette. Across the ancient Scythian world, horses were more than transport—they were symbols of sovereignty, freedom, and the shared mastery of the women and men who governed and rode across the steppe together.

Each earring captures that quiet authority, complete with a scrolled, crowning mane and hand-etched detail. Hand-cut and hand-hammered from luminous gold-toned brass, the surface carries a warm, organic texture that catches the light. As the Year of the Fire Horse rides out, they offer an effortless daily nod to independence and steady momentum. Handmade by women, for women who know their own strength—and those who could use a steadfast talisman to remind them.

• Dimensions: 2.25″ [5.7 cm] length
• Materials: Hand-cut and hand-hammered gold-toned brass; sterling silver posts; nickel- and lead-free