Which of these mythological inspirations for a major brand's logo or name is ACTUALLY true?

The world of mythology and folklore has been a goldmine for product branding and marketing strategies. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythological elements have shaped some of the world's most recognizable brands. This poll tests your knowledge of how companies have leveraged ancient stories to create powerful modern identities and products. Can you identify which mythological inspiration statement is actually true?

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The Amazon logo's arrow forms a smile connecting A to Z, representing the Greek myth of Alpha and Omega, the beginning and end of all commerce.
Versace's Medusa logo was chosen because Gianni Versace believed his designs, like Medusa, would make people fall in love with them with no way back.
The Bluetooth logo combines Nordic runes representing Harald Bluetooth's ability to silently communicate across great distances in Norse mythology.
The Shell logo evolved from its original seashell design, inspired by Aphrodite's emergence from the sea in a giant scallop shell.