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These Lillith bangles were made using a silver-toned stainless steel expandable bangle.

It features three silver-toned metal charms. They are:

A double-sided apple charm. One side is enameled.
A spiral Goddess charm to represent Lillith.
And a serpent charm.

The charms are attached to the bangle using aluminum jump rings.

This expandable bangle will fit the average woman's wrist.

According to the myth, (?), Lillith was Adam's first wife. She was created at the same time as Adam, from the same soil.
She refused to be subservient to Adam, that is, to lie underneath him. She ran from the Garden of Eden. So God made Eve from Adam's rib so she would be subservient and obedient to him. Lillith transformed into a serpent and tried to warn Eve.
The Christian narrative says she became Samuel's bride or the bride of Satan. She has been blamed for the whole Serpent and apple thing ever since.
To pagans, she is one badass feminist and a Goddess to some.

The story is found in older versions of the scriptures. It's also found in the Jewish scripture to this day.

So was she a real person? A metaphor? A myth? A story to keep women subservient? A Goddess? A demon?
You decide.

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