Crystal Poison Ring

Description: This stunning oval-shaped ring is made of high-quality stainless steel and features a beautiful silver color with a single gemstone crystal. The ring is perfect for any occasion and will make a great addition to your jewelry collection. It is a great choice for those who love customized jewelry and want to stand out from the crowd. This Poison Ring is a must-have for fashion lovers who want to add a touch of sophistication and elegance to their style. In 2013 one of the oldest surviving poison rings was discovered & is dated from 14th-century Bulgaria. Jewelry was often used for defense against many forms of mischief including magic for centuries. Before science & doctors. Anything & everything that happened good or bad was attributed to magic or witches. Did you know in the 17th century a baby rattle with coral tied to one end served a dual purpose: Coral was once used for teething infants, but was also used as a protection charm to ward off evil spirits. Same with horseshoes, & iron spikes. Many items have superstition behind them. Due to rings being used to wax seal a document or containing large stones. It was easy enough to have these bulky rings altered to hide something inside. Sometimes it was to sneak a small letter to a lover, maybe a protective charm, prayer, hair, or a memento of sorts much like a typical locket, other times perfume. More often, poison to take out an enemy, just in case you happen to be at the same social event. One of the most infamous tales of the poison ring is the story of Pope Alexander VI and his daughter, Lucrezia Borgia. They claim she took out her father's rivals by inconspicuously adding poison into their goblets just before they would drink them. Another known use was to poison oneself to avoid torture or extremely painful death during times of war or if you were caught in enemy territory. Much like the spy movies we see today with the hidden capsule in the person's mouth. Let's not forget the Philadelphia, PA poison ring gang. Not all of the history of the poison ring is sinister or dark. Some women used them to hold herbs they believed blessed their unborn babies. They even created rings that looked like caskets to hold ashes, and bone fragments, of a deceased loved one. Over time they named each ring differently. They also started creating Poison necklaces. We all know the famous movie Cruel Intentions with the devious rosary capsule & what it kept hidden. Today most are known as lockets and are much smaller inside than the chambers they once contained.These are adjustable - one size fits most. Stainless steel

Price: 24.99 USD

Location: Conway, South Carolina

End Time: 2025-01-18T18:46:54.000Z

Shipping Cost: 2 USD