In England, it was said that houses with \"fairy breads\" never missed bread on their table. These sea urchin fossils received the names of sugar loaves, fairy breads, shepherd's crowns and sprites helmets. They were put on the window sill to protect the house from lightning. It was also thought it could be used to predict the rain.
\nAccording to some legends, sea urchins fossils were stones who fell from the sky during a storm.
\nIf we managed to catch them, they transmitted the magical powers they possessed.
\nThe Druids believed that sea urchins were snake eggs. They protected their owners against poisons and other deadly fumes.<\/p>\n
Each \"fairy bead\" will bring light to your hand and the originality of the ring \"indecisive\"!<\/p>\n
This glass bead made with Murano Glass, created on my torch, will land on your finger and will never leave it.
\nPearl made in the rules of art in my workshop, unique piece.
\nSize of the bead: 18-20mm<\/p>\n
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