In ancient Greek, halos was the threshing floor: the round patch of ground where oxen walked in circles to separate the grain. The word moved on to the disc of the sun and the moon, and then to the ring of light that sometimes surrounds them when there are ice crystals in the air. Painters later took it for the crown of light around the heads of saints.
Today, a halo is any circle of light that frames whatever sits at its centre.
Versace chooses this word for a collection of women's watches in which the Versace name, repeated in a circle, surrounds the centre of the dial.
We work as an authorised official Versace distributor.
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