A single deep blue glass cabochon with an inner glow sits on the center of a double band with silver beads adorning either side. The band has a symmetrical wavy texture and fits a size. In Ireland and many Lughnasadh festivals its common that Bilberries are part of the festival and feasting. Since gathering Bilberries was traditional for the beginning of the harvest season, they were treated as a kind of oracle. If the crop was abundant, other crops would similarly flourish. If the Bilberries did poorly, everything else would, too. In the Victorian jewelry language of flowers Bilberries stand for treachery, stemming from the Greek mythology of how the Bilberry bush came to be. In the world of using herbs and plants for magical purposes the dried leaves can be used to clear pathways and for protection, and many other purposes throughout different cultures for folk magic.

Ring Measures .25 inches Across at Widest Point

SIZE 9.25

Handmade Glass + Sterling Silver