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Hera, in her idealized form before Zeus's betrayals, embodies royalty, majesty, and exquisite beauty. She is incredibly beautiful, with a perfectly proportioned figure, long, flowing hair of golden or dark brown hues, and deeply set eyes, often blue or green, full of wisdom. She wears richly adorned garments in shades of purple and white, embroidered with gold and silver, and adorns her head with a diadem or crown. Hera is adorned with jewelry adorned with precious stones such as rubies, emeralds, and diamonds.
Her character reflects wisdom, gentleness, and caring. She is just and resolute, striving to maintain order and balance. She exudes dignity and authority, being confident and graceful. Hera is a symbol of righteousness and honesty, always caring for harmony and unity in marriage and family.
Hera is often depicted with a peacock, her sacred bird, whose feathers symbolize immortality and greatness. She holds a pomegranate, a fruit full of seeds symbolizing fertility and abundance, and a scepter, which symbolizes her power and authority. Wearing a diadem or crown, she emphasizes her status as queen of the gods, and the lily, a symbol of purity and majesty, often accompanies her.
