Lavender Menace

For those days when exclusion is not on the menu.

Lavender Menace was coined by a "feminist" in the late 1960s who believed lesbians could “hinder” the broader feminist agenda.

So, of course, in 1970 a group of activists wearing Lavender Menace t-shirts stormed the Second Congress to Unite Women and cut the lights. * Shouting and inclusion ensued, eventually. 

Electro gold-plated (18k) cocktail ring set with what I suspect is ultra-durable or enhanced glass** as cut and composition appear practically flawless. Sized at just about a 7.

Capable of thriving in complex conditions.

Suggested pairings; protest signs, purple field suits, popsicles, master thesis, air horns, etc.

*Lavender Menace: https://www.thoughtco.com/lavender-menace-feminism-definition-3528970

*Glass in jewelry: https://www.gemsociety.org/article/glass/