Bat & Gourd Charm Ring

c. 1900
$88 USD
Make an Offer
Dimensions
W: 1.0" D: 2.75" H: 0.75"
Materials
Silver
Purchase Quantity
Collection #
LUBRING_JJJ
Estimated Shipping
$10

Dated to the late 19th century, this silver charm ring was crafted by the Miao peoples of the Guizhou province and was believed to protect the wearer from bad luck and malevolent spirits. The ring is decorated with a pierced, low relief design of a round gourd and a bat, surrounded by clouds and small flowers. This motif of a bat and gourd conveys the saying "may you have both blessings and wealth," and so imparts good luck for the wearer. A short chain hangs from the face of the ring, strung with a repoussé charm bell shaped as a peach, a symbol of longevity.

Ring band is adjustable. All jewelry sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.

Additional Dimensions:
Current Ring Size: 7
Chain Length: 2"

Questions? Ask us
Blessings & Charms

Each of these 19th c. silver rings is a one-of-a-kind good luck charm, strung with hand-worked fish, fruits, bells or other auspicious symbols. As you move, a soft chime heralds blessings to come.

READ MORE ON OUR BLOG

What They're Saying

Suzanne Lovell | Suzanne Lovell, Inc.

“I am particularly fond of PAGODA RED as we have known the family for so long. Betsy is a professional in every way and her intelligent taste comes from a long line of family knowledge in the arts. She and her team are the very best to work with and we find treasures with every visit!”

Receive our weekly email on design &
creating memorable spaces