/JANUS
“Two Faces of Time, One Gateway to You”
Janus reigns at the threshold of all beginnings. In Roman myth, he is the primordial god of transitions — of doorways, time, moments when life splits in two. Past and future: both are yours to hold in the present. That is the power. Every fracture in time, every fork in the road, is but a passage into a new world.
This stack is for those who trust the past to ground them, yet carry ambition for what’s next — the promise of forward motion while honoring what came before. Sleek, rounded bands interlocked in opposing directions: balanced tension, refined duality, modern mythology in steel. We carry the past to carve the future.
One day, or day one?
/MOIRAI
“Threads of Fate, Woven in Steel”
In Greek myth, the Moirai — Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos — are the three sisters who spin, measure, and cut the thread of life. They decide what was, what is, and what will be. No ruler, no god, not even time itself could escape their loom. Fate belongs to no one, yet touches everything.
This stack channels that tension: three interlocked bands, a trinity bound in balance. Each ring is a strand of your own story — beginnings, choices, endings — braided into something unbreakable. Worn together, they are both surrender and defiance: surrender to what you cannot control, defiance in how you choose to carry it.
Fate may deal the cards, but choose the game — don’t let the game choose you.
/ANEMOI
“Winds at the Edge of the World”
The Anemoi, in Greek myth, are the four gods of the winds. North, South, East, and West — forces that shift the seas, change the seasons, and carry us to unknown shores. Each gust is invisible, yet irresistible. To feel their pull is to know momentum itself.
This stack embodies that restless power: four bands moving as one, a storm contained at your fingertips. They are direction and dissonance, freedom and purpose. Movement itself is power — and every shift in direction is yours to claim.
The Anemoi don’t ask permission.
They change everything they touch.