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Lilith Statement Necklace
Long ago, Lilith was Adam's first wife in the Garden of Eden. When she refused to submit to his desires, she was banished, demonized and called a succubus. Denying his power, Lilith only grew stronger, rising from the ashes with a powerful vengeance and a burning desire. Under her protection, women walk free of shame.
Wear Lilith to take your power back. This intricate depiction features Lilith's open wings as she reigns under the black moon, empowering you to reclaim your rights, burn all that does not serve you, and set you free to explore the dark side.
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History has a way of glossing over powerful women like Lilith, Adam’s first wife. Before Eve, who was created from Adam’s rib, Lilith rose from the same earth as Adam. His equal, she refused to submit to him, and for this she was cast from the Garden of Eden. She appears in the Torah, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the epic of Gilgamesh, and the Bible, often depicted as a dangerous demon, a serpent, a succubus, and the first vampire. Demonized by all accounts, Lilith walks free of shame, protecting women who dare to defy, own their sexuality and obey none but themselves.