Pink triangle ring! Pink topaz, white topaz, rhodium vermeil

REP YOUR PRIDE! the pink triangle has been reclaimed in LGBTQ spaces. The triangle – now right side up – serves as a reminder that we cannot allow history to repeat itself. It was prominently used in the 1980s by Act Up Activists as a symbol for their campaign fighting for better treatment of AIDS patients. A pink triangle glows over San Francisco every year during June. Pink triangles are seen on signs and flags at LGBTQ rallies and protests all around the world.  As we are experiencing anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, discriminatory policy and attempts to silence our voices, while witnessing the deep pain, trauma, and loss being experienced by people affected by global conflict, we must never forget what the symbolism and history that the pink triangle represents and recommit to a future dedicated to liberation for all. Rock your queer history quietly, or loudly. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! I was recently bequeathed a large amount of jewelry that I will never wear after picking through for the pieces that mean something to me. I will be recording myself packaging them. I will mark the packages to show them that they have not been tampered with. Please record yourself opening them, and if a return is desired and approved, I will only accept it if it has also been recorded being packaged. and i will record myself opening it. I hate to be like this, but scammers scam, and I am doing this strictly to financially support the rehabilitation work I do with squirrels. This isn't profit. This