Livia Drusilla Pendant Color and Karat:14k Solid Yellow Gold slaying wild animals (and occasionally

slaying wild animals (and occasionally impudent mortals) with her golden bow and arrow

She was not just a queen

as she embraced a role that was unlike that of any other woman in Roman history

mistaking it for her beloved emerald

The seal was to be forged from a blend of gold

Livia Drusilla Pendant Color and Karat:14k Solid Yellow Gold slaying wild animals (and occasionallyLivia, also known as Livia Drusilla or Livia Augusta, was the first Roman Empress. As the wife of Augustus, she was a trusted advisor and actively involved in political affairs as he transformed Rome from republic to empire. Like many powerful women in history, she has been painted with a misogynistic brush for millennia, particularly by Robert Graves in I, Claudius. An astute political strategist, Livia was known for her intelligence, diplomacy, and