Greek Roman Laurel Leaf Bracelets: This cuff bracelet made with Greek Roman laurel leaf design features, Greek Goddess accessories for women. A prize awarded to the winner of athletic, military and artistic event as a symbol of victory, achievement, success, protection, wisdom and knowledge.

Laurel Wreath's Symbolic Origins: Apollo And Daphne

Apollo, who was worshiped as the god of music, the sun, sport, poetry, and archery.

Apollo swore to always honor Daphne and keep the tree evergreen. He made a wreath out of the laurel tree's branches to always wear on his head.

Symbol of Victory: In ancient Greece, the laurel wreath was a prize given to champions in athletic competitions such as the Games. It was also common for successful military commanders to wear a laurel wreath as a symbol of victory. Similarly, in ancient Rome, a wreath made of laurel leaves was awarded to victorious generals during triumphal processions.

Symbol of Knowledge: The Greek god Apollo was often depicted wearing a laurel wreath as a symbol of his knowledge and wisdom. This association with knowledge and wisdom continued into Roman times, where scholars and poets were sometimes crowned with laurel wreaths to signify their intellectual achievements.

Symbol of Immortality: In Greek mythology, the laurel tree was believed to have been created by the god Apollo. The tree was said to provide protection from lightning and other natural disasters, and the leaves were believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits. The tree's association with protection and immortality made its leaves an important symbol in both Greek and Roman societies.