Gordian Knot Necklace

$54.00 at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Legend has it that Gordius, king of Phrygia, tied an intricate knot known as the Gordian knot. Alexander the Great failed to untie it, so he simply cut it in two with his sword. This bold act gave rise to the phrase "cutting the Gordian knot". This pendant features a design inspired by the myth of this symbolic knot. Material: pewter with gold finish, chain included Chain length: 18 inches Made in USA