ANCIENT COIN RINGS Lady Marmalade The Coptic cross is said

The Coptic cross is said to be a variation on the Egyptian hieroglyph Ankh

The Carnelian faceted squares necklace will impart bravery to you

B:  Black onyx post with gold ribbed resin melon beads

Knotty but nice strands of luxurious treasures from the sea to adorn your wrists

8 Turquoise cylinder beads

ANCIENT COIN RINGS Lady Marmalade The Coptic cross is saidActually: reproductions of antique Greek coins looking very vintage and very chic! These rings show Tyche, the goddess of chance, fortune, providence and fate who, after the conquests of the Macedonian King Alexander III the Great (336 to 323 B. C.), became more closely associated with the fates of cities. As the protectress of cities, Tyche also symbolized their prosperity. She wears a mural crown, which is shown in the form of city walls with