$63.00
Lunula were worn by women and girls in Roman and Slavic society to ward off evil, ~11th – 12th C. Originally a Roman women’s symbol to ward off the Evil Eye, Lunula were carried to the Slavic and Baltic area, Birka and Gotland Sweden. Modernly they represent women’s strength as women.
Silver – 30 mm x 35 mm
Also available in Bronze
Lunula were worn by women and girls in Roman and Slavic society to ward off evil, ~11th – 12th C. Originally a Roman women’s symbol to ward off the Evil Eye, Lunula were carried to the Slavic and Baltic area, Birka and Gotland Sweden. Modernly they represent women’s strength as women.
Silver – 30 mm x 35 mm
Also available in Bronze
| Weight | 1 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 35 × 30 in |
