Vintage "L'Amour Est Nu..." Wish Token Pendant wild woman representing less than 5% of

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they were modestly made of wool and were offered as lucky charms for soldiers and civilians exposed to bombings and air raids

The priests and priestesses of ancient Egypt made love potions from herbs and substances believed to have magical properties and often offered to the gods in rituals for love and fertility

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Guilloché enamel is a form of work that involves using a lathe to work the metal into a pattern and then enameling over that pattern

Vintage "L'Amour Est Nu..." Wish Token Pendant wild woman representing less than 5% ofThe Greek poet Moschos of the 2nd century bce wrote "Love is naked but hidden" in "Fugitive Love", a poem much imitated during the Renaissance era. In French, it translates to "L'amour est nu mais masqu". This is a wish token made by the Monnaie de Paris c. 1970, designed by the artist Jacques Devigne. On the front, Eros is depicted as a winged cherub holding a mask, and a bow and arrow. He is wearing a crown wreath, a sign of victory a cautionary