Amphitrite Ring

In Greek mythology, AMPHITRITE was the goddess-queen of the sea, wife of Poseidon and eldest of the fifty Nereids. She was the feminine personification of the sea – the native mother of fish, seals and dolphins.
When Poseidon first asked for Amphitrite's hand, she fled his advances and hid near Atlas in the ocean stream at the ends of the earth. The dolphin god Delphinos finally found her and persuaded her to return to marry the king of the seas

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When someone is attracted to cowries, it means that they have a family connection to the Ocean spirits sea creatures. People who wear cowrie shells are therefore assured of powerful protection from the spirits of the oceans.

Some peoples also consider that cowrie shells have powerful virtues that should bring prosperity and wealth to its owner.

Cowrie shells are often associated with the woman. Indeed, their elegant shape can represent the female or non-binary sex , or the body of the woman and non-binary (its curved back reminiscent of the belly of a pregnant woman).

Therefore, it is a symbol of fertility. The slit on the shell can also be similar to a black pupil, which is why its virtues are often used to protect against the evil eye. This ties in with the previous point.