Compass

Being different is a bit of a gift. Turns out Iguanas have a third eye. On the top of their heads. 

Take it away BBC Wildlife Magazine... 

"By sensing shadows and light changes, the eye can detect danger and may also act as a navigational compass. It uses chemicals to detect light, unlike other vertebrate eyes, which use rod cells or cone cells."*

Flattop ring cast in mid-century modern style. Sterling set with rhinestones. Wee scrape near the top - see photos- otherwise very good shape. Just shy of size 7. 

Vigilant. Relies heavily on instinct. Values unique gifts. Will remind to cherish yours. 

*BBC Wildlife Magazine:https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/reptiles/why-do-iguanas-have-three-eyes/