Ancient feline intelligence meets feminine duality. In ancient Egypt. Sekhmet was the lion-headed Goddess of war and medicine. both feared and respected. In contrast to her fire-breathing. warlike ways. her sister Bastet is Goddess of the home and protector of women and children. embodied by the domestic housecat. Together. they represent the full spectrum of divine femininity — and wearing their twin symbols makes space for the duality within you. Flip the Goddess pendant to wear Sekhmet facing outward when the world requires your ferocity and strength. or wear Bastet to reveal your softer side. Emeralds (for wisdom) and blue sapphires (for intuition) surround these revered Goddesses and call in what you need.