Rare coral mano cornuto pin mounted in 18k gold, one the pointed index adorned with a gold and turquoise ring, the wrist adorned with a continuation bracelet with three turqouises, holding a snake motif with attached a bunch of small horns in red, white and black coral.

Neapolitan manufacture mid-19th century circa 1840.

Dimensions cm 8.5 total length

Exceptional conditions commensurate with age and use.

The coral mano cornuto is a traditional amulet for protection against the evil eye and negative energies. Made of red coral, it is often used as a piece of jewelry. In Mediterranean culture, it represents good luck and prosperity and is a popular gift. Its distinctive shape symbolizes defense and affirmation, making it meaningful to the wearer.