Hades gives Persephone a Pomegranate Brooch.

Underworld beings are seen fawning over a Lore Olympus version of the Birkin. Due to the exclusivity and rareness of certain Birkin bags, the bag is a symbol of wealth in the fashion world.

Hades gives Persephone a Pomegranate phone.

Sisyphus is in the logo on the coffee cup.

“Diamonds You Will Die For” billboard ad found in the Underworld, the realm of the dead.

The flower nymph model for Pomegranate Zero is later revealed to be Daphne.

TGOEM logo resembles the F.R.I.E.N.D.S tv show logo.

The chapter title for Episode 12, “Rose-Colored Boy”, is the name of a Paramore song.

A post-it on Hades’ laptop indicates the time of his dinner with Minthe.

As Zeus complains about his family to Hades, Hebe is seen doodling on Ares’ arm cast. This is seen again later when Ares talks to Persephone.

While looking for a pancake mix, a box of Barley Mother cereal is found in Hades’ cupboard.

Persephone is seen using a Barley Mother pen. She’s also budgeting her current expenses, and we later learn that she has a knack for balancing accounts for the Barley Mother.

When the Fates saw Persephone’s future as the Queen of the Underworld, their expressions mirror the famous proverb: “See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil.”

When Persephone imagines going on a date, the hand helping her out of the car is blue, implying she’s imagining a date with Hades.

Hades is seen using the wrapper from the baklava Persephone gave him as a pocket square.

A hyrda logo is found on Hades’ shirt, a reference to the brand, Lacoste.

Minthe has a hickey on her neck, presumably from Hades.

While Demeter and Hecate are talking, Persephone’s shadow is seen, implying that she’s overheard their conversation that Hades is in the mortal realm.

Hades keeps a drawer of Persephone’s things — the letter Hades wrote for her, the baklava wrapper, the mug she used on the first night, and her letter to Hecate.