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Mano Cornuta Charm Option:Sterling silver and medallist

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and medallist

5 and weighs 1g

And bidding you good morning now

gimmel rings comprise two or three interlocking bands held together by a pin and were commonly used in 16th and 17th century England to commemorate a betrothal or marriage

1840 ring was crafted in 15k gold (tests) and features 2 clasped hands on individual pie-crust bands with spinel and ruby cuffs opening to reveal a heart on a third band

Mano Cornuta Charm Option:Sterling silver and medallistThe mano cornuta ("horned hand") is an ancient Italian (particularly Southern Italian) apotropaic gesture and charm used to ward off the malocchio (evil eye) and bad luck. The gesture predates Christianity, with roots potentially tracing back to the Paleolithic period. It represents the horns of a powerful animal, symbolizing strength, fertility and protection against the envy of others, whether conscious or subconscious. Performed by extending the

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