Beautiful art with a fascinating history.

Day of the Dead is an interesting holiday celebrated in central and southern Mexico where the indigenous people practice their ancient beliefs of honoring their deceased loved ones.
The reason they are called “sugar skulls” is because the authentic sugar skulls were made out of clay molded sugar, decorated with feathers, colored beads, foils and icing. These sugar skulls are very colorful and whimsical, not scary at all.

These skulls symbolize death but in a positive manner. In Mexico it is believed that death is not the final stage in one’s life but rather a step forward into a higher level of conscience.

For the Aztecs skulls were a positive symbol, not only of death but also of rebirth.

These festive rings are uniquely crafted, tough and guaranteed never to tarnish or change colors!

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Material:Stainless Steel

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