Which mythological deity's 'brand recognition' element is CORRECTLY paired with their domain of influence?

In ancient myths and folklore, gods and magical beings often had distinctive symbols, attributes, or 'brand elements' that made them instantly recognizable. These divine marketing strategies have parallels in modern retail branding. This trivia tests your knowledge of how mythological figures managed their 'brand recognition' through visual elements that became synonymous with their identity and power. Can you identify which divine 'brand strategy' is correctly matched?

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Thor's golden apple - representing thunder and lightning
Hermes' caduceus (staff with two intertwined serpents) - representing commerce and trade
Athena's trident - representing wisdom and strategic warfare
Anubis's laurel wreath - representing death and the afterlife