Description;

If there’s an iconic symbol that captivates the traditional Wicca Pagan culture, it will be the Cimaruta. Linking together the important manifestations in the realms of magick and reality, Magick Symbols emphasizes the significance of each of the icons in Wicca Pagan tradition.
Created in the tradition of the Old Religion of Italy, the Cimaruta Witch is a very old charm fashioned after the image of a sprig of rue, which is an herb that is highly featured in Italian magic and legend. The branch of the rue is partitioned into three stems symbolizing the triple form goddess, Diana. The primary symbols are the moon, serpent, and key. These represent the goddess in her triple form as Hecate (the key), Diana (the moon) and Proserpina (the serpent). This ancient grouping of the goddess appears in the ancient writings of such figures as Lucan.
As mysteriously beautiful as the Earth, always acknowledge the prospect of magic and wonder, may it be in a form of amulets, talismans, and charms like the Cimaruta Witch Ring.
Believe in the powerful connection each of the symbols manifests. That is the magic.

2.0 W  x  1.80 H (cm)

Not every witch lives in the physical. Oftentimes, they are in our minds. Ordinarily, they live in our hearts. There is, in fact, a little wise witch in all of us. 
Established in the lore of the Old Religion of Italy, the Cimaruta Witch Charm is an extremely old charm fashioned after the image of a sprig of rue, which is an herb that is highly featured in Italian magic and legend. The branch of the rue is partitioned into three stems symbolizing the triple form goddess, Diana.
Various charms appear on the rue design and each one bears its own meaning. The primary symbols are the moon, serpent, and key. These represent the goddess in her triple form as Hecate (the key), Diana (the moon) and Proserpina (the serpent). This ancient grouping of the goddess appears in the ancient writings of such figures as Lucan.
The Cimaruta Witch Charm was mostly produced from the late 18th century up to the present day in Naples, South Italy, where belief in the Evil Eye has remained strong. Through the essence of the Cimaruta, you align yourself with the Witches of Olde, carrying on a tradition kept for countless generations.

Description;

The Cimaruta is an Italian folk charm traditionally worn around the neck to ward off the evil eye, or hung above the infant’s cribs for the same purpose.
Established in the lore of the Old Religion of Italy, it is fashioned after the image of a sprig of rue, which is an herb that is highly featured in Italian magic and legend. The branch of the rue is partitioned into three stems symbolizing the triple form goddess, Diana.
Produced from the late 18th century up to the present day in Naples, South Italy, the belief in Cimaruta Witch Charm has remained strong inspired in this mystical ring by Magick Symbols. Through its powerful essence, you align yourself with the Witches of Olde, carrying on a tradition kept for countless generations.

2.0 w  x 2.10 h (cm)