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Gauffered Velvet Nanta
Bags
A square
drawstring pouch with a 54"
adjustable shoulder strap. A
beautiful Cimaruta is embossed
into the velvet.
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60.00
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"Double-Sided Sprig-of-Rue"
The
Sprig-of-Rue a.k.a "Cimaruta" has
been "visually" modeled after one
of the most ancient talismanic
symbols modern society has been
able to unearth. This talisman
came to be the primary
protectionsymbol for Italian
witches "the Strega". The initial
carving of this piece was done in
wax and then cast using the
"lost-wax" method. To give some
insight to the importance of this
talisman throughout history, I
turn to exerpts from the book
*`The Evil Eye`- by Frederich
Elworth © 1989. "
We
cannot find any notice of this
charm throughout the Roman or
mideval periods, nor indeed is
there any amulet like it, known
to the writer, in any of the
museums where one would expect to
find such things, except one. In
the Bologna Museum among the very
earliest Etruscan amulets is a
small bronze object (which
resembles the Cimaruta). It is
much to be regretted that no
other ancient example of this
kind can be produced...and that
the "sprig-of-rue is one of the
very oldest of existing amulets.
We may safely give it an Etruscan
or early Phoenician origin. The
Double Sided Sprig-of-Rue
measures 1.45"(w) x 1.65"(h) x
1/8"(t) and weighs over 1/2-troy
ounce when cast in
sterling.
The
front of the pendant depicts four
symbols intertwined at the end of
the branches of the European Rue
plant. These (5) symbols are: (in
order from left to
right)
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1.a
fish
2.a partial moon
3.a serpent wrapped
around the moon 4.a
key
5.a a five petaled
flower
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The
back of the pendant is
NOT a mirror of the
front, yet instead has:
1.a double edge dagger
2.a partial moon 3.a
serpent wrapped around
the moon 4.a key 5.and a
five petaled
flower
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Enjoy
your piece of history
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119.00
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Evil Eye Bracelets
Handmade so
none of two bracelets are alike,
Mediterranean Silver Good Luck
Evil Eye Bracelet with Glass
beads believed to push away the
bad luck and bring the good luck
and protect humans from evil
forces.
The evil eye is known
as: Mati in
Greek , Ashk in Armenian, Ayin
horeh in Hebrew ,Ayin harsha in
Arabic, Nazar in
Turkey , Ashk in
Armenian, Droch shuil in
Scotland, Mauvais oeil in
France, Bösen
Blick in
Germany, Malocchio
in Italy , and was known as
oculus malus among the classical
Romans....
According to
the Kabbalah, Horeh, Harsha,
Nazar, most of everyday
misfortunes happen because of the
evil eye. The human eye has the
capability to transmit both
positive and negative energy. The
Evil Eye is that a person can
harm you, your children, your
livestock, or your fruit trees,
by "looking at them" with envy
and praising them.The bezel nests
and chain are high quality 925
Sterling Silver. The bracelet
with a lobster claw clasp for
safe closure, and its glass beads
are approximately 0.4 inches in
diameter.
MATERIAL: .925
Sterling Silver
FINISH: Highly
Polished and Solid Casting
.925 Sterling Silver.
LENGTH:
7.5"
WEIGHT
9.80gr.
Our Customers
say; I Love my bracelets,
Amazing, Interesting, Gorgeous,
Beautiful.
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Black Evil Eye
Bracelet
27.95
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Dark Blue Evil
Eye Bracelet
27.95
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Green Evil Eye
Bracelet
27.95
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Red Evil Eye
Bracelet
27.95
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