Eriphyle accepted this object as a bribe from Polyneices, who had inherited it as an heirloom of the Theban royal house.
Pharyllus stole this object and gave it to Ariston. The sons of Phegeus were killed trying to take this object and a peplos to Delphi. It was dedicated to the temple of Athena Pronoea by Acarnan and Amphoterus, who obtained it after their mother's prayer turned them into adults so they could avenge their father Alcmaeon, who died trying to acquire this object. Eriphyle accepted this object as a bribe from Polyneices, who had inherited it as an heirloom of the Theban royal house. For 10 points, identify this doom-laden piece of bling made by Hephaestus for Cadmus's wife.
Pharyllus stole this object and gave it to Ariston. The sons of Phegeus were killed trying to take this object and a peplos to Delphi.
{necklace of Harmonia}