Early 1900s Gold Operculum Ring Hand Vase it is often depicted wrapped

it is often depicted wrapped in a crown of thorns and is viewed as a symbol of "God's boundless and passionate love for mankind

telephone number and "(Our only location)" is also printed on the front

which in Chinese culture symbolizes that these were worn by a middle-aged woman

Both the pearls and the turquoise crisscross on a slight diagonal

Is it a torture device or a once handy farm tool

Early 1900s Gold Operculum Ring Hand Vase it is often depicted wrappedDo you have some bad juju hanging over you? Are you looking for protection against the evil eye? Or do you just like weird nature oddities? If you answered yes to any of those questions, then this ring is for you! During the 19th century, superstitious Victorians likened operculum to a cat's eye or a protective eye and soon began wearing jewelry adorned with this eyeball shaped shell as protection from evil and to ward off being cursed by the evil eye