Bold Antique Agate Figa h&c in the Georgian style

in the Georgian style

75 and can be resized within reason (at the risk of loss of patina)

still show the glow of schiller and appear to be almost lit from within

if not for the delicious weight and sparkling stones

Bold Antique Agate Figa h&c in the Georgian styleThe mano figa (figa being Italian for fig, slang for female genitalia) comes to us as a talisman from Etruscan Italy, though the sign has been used as an obscene gesture throughout cultures for nearly 8,000 years. In ancient times, the amulet was worn as an invocation of fertility and virility, particularly through its reference to femininity. Around the 17th century, the talismans began to rise in popularity in South America particularly Peru and