Aphrodite’s symbol on plexiglass figurine

Aphrodite, the Goddess of beauty, love, and desire, daughter of Zeus and Dione, emerged from the sea foam on a giant shell. Despite her forced marriage to 

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Aphrodite, the Goddess of beauty, love, and desire, daughter of Zeus and Dione, emerged from the sea foam on a giant shell. Despite her forced marriage to Hephaestus, she indulged in many love affairs and was deemed the prettiest woman after receiving the golden apple of dispute from Paris of Troy, arousing envy in Athena and Hera. Eros (Cupid), the God of love, was her offspring with Ares. Aphrodite embodies the ideal harmony of female beauty and love’s joy. Alongside her natural gifts, she possessed a magic belt compelling desire in anyone she wished. Depicted as a beautiful young woman, she symbolizes love, sexual attraction, and fertility. The golden apple, given by Paris, represents love, sexual attraction, and fertility. Wearing Aphrodite’s apple evokes feelings of beauty, sensuality, and joy, freeing from negative thoughts and fears. It enhances attractiveness, fostering a zest for life and intense enjoyment of every moment. It brings love and romance, focusing life on beauty and joy.