Sarah Coventry-Mossy Rocket Poison Ring

A vintage ring with a natural stone-like resin cabochon set in a frame made of flower relief. It’s a type called a poison ring, and it can be opened and closed like a rocket, and its base is a box about 2 mm high.
Poison rings, also known as pillbox rings, became popular in Europe in the 16th century. It was originally an accessory invented to poison enemies or kill oneself when captured and tortured, but later it was used to create perfumes, hair (jewelry made from hair was common in the Victorian era), Locket rings were used to hold words of prayer, small portraits of loved ones, and to keep important things in memory.In the 17th century, coffin-shaped rings were made to commemorate the deceased. It was called a funeral ring. Among these rings, those with a small box-like design are also called box rings or socket rings.

Rocket ring has a very impressive historical background. Now, what should we put in it?

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Description

●Size: Free size (I’m currently size 12, and there is 2 cm in the front and back, but if you press it with your hands, the shape will not be fixed and it will return, so please use it as is or use a larger size.) We recommend. It is large, so it is suitable for the middle finger, index finger, etc.). Locket part: 2.4 x 2 x 1.5 cm (length, width, height). : Antique gold-colored metal, resin cabochon
●Costume jewelry brand: Sarah Coventry
●Engraving, signature: © SARAH COV
●Condition: The ring part of the ring has aged. Gold has faded due to use. The original design itself has an antique feel and doesn’t look out of place. Please check it in the photos.
*Ring sizes are converted from American sizes to Japanese standards, and may not match exactly.


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Sarah Coventry

Founded in 1949 by Charles H. Stuart. Sarah was named after his granddaughter. The brand was sold through home parties and spread. In 1975, he also designed the Miss Universe crown. This brand has many cool and fashionable designs.