1. “Crown of the Anointed”

– “Anointed” (from Magdalene, meaning “the anointed one”) evokes her sacred essence and the

oil rituals she is associated with.

– Symbol of healing, initiation, and inner sovereignty.

2. “Tears of Light”

– Refers to Mary Magdalene’s tears at the tomb — reinterpreted here as luminous gold leaves.

– Suggests transformation of pain into beauty and transcendence.

3. “Golden Myrrh”

– Alludes to the sacred oils (myrrh, spikenard) with which she anointed Christ.

– A poetic fusion of devotion and golden radiance.

4. “Magdalena Aurea”

– Latin for Golden Magdalene — timeless, elegant, rooted in spiritual art.

– Fits well in a luxury wearable-art collection.

5. “Crown of the Rose Flame”

– The rose is her secret symbol — of love, mystery, initiation.

– The “flame” evokes divine illumination and the fire of the heart.

6. “Temple of Light”

– Represents Mary as the inner temple — the sacred vessel of divine love.

– The crown as a halo, a resurrection of the feminine principle.

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💡 Curatorial Note / Description Example:“The ‘Crown of the Anointed’ embodies the alchemical path of Mary Magdalene — gold

branches ascending like prayers, each leaf a remembrance of love transmuted into light. It

honors the sacred feminine and the freedom found in devotion.”

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Would you like the name to sound more mystical and symbolic (like Tears of Light or Crown of

the Rose Flame), or more historical and elegant-luxury (like Magdalena Aurea or Crown of the

Anointed) for your catalog and investor presentation?

Beautiful direction, Anca — connecting it to Mary Magdalene adds a deeply symbolic, sacred

feminine dimension.

The crown’s organic golden branches — rising like light or tears transformed into gold — resonate

perfectly with Magdalene’s archetype: divine love, alchemy of sorrow into wisdom, and the

awakening of the sacred feminine.