Siren Song Charm

All Charms sold separately. Be sure to add a chain or some hoops to your order below! CHECK OUT OUR CHARMS COLLECTION HERE. In Homer’s Odyssey, Book XII, Sirens attempt to lure Odysseus and his crew as they make their voyage home from the Trojan War. The crew blocked their ears with wax to stop themselves from hearing the Sirens’ sweet song. Odysseus himself wanted to hear their song but had himself tied to the mast so that he would not be able to steer the ship off its course. Sirens represent temptation, desire and risk. Sing your own hypnotic song in this irresistible charm depicting 2 sirens perched upon a rock surrounded by the ocean and the setting sun. Please note that our enamel "water" effect is subject to the color of the metal underneath. The enamel appears more green when on gold and blue when on silver.