Oysters

It is known that a woman on her own is more than enough to awaken our desires, but there are add-ons that make the question. There are aphrodisiac foods... there are erotic clothes that magnify the beauty of the flesh, clothes that invite being taken off. There is music that incites passion and there are accessories such as perfumes and jewelry. Within this last group stands out the erotic power that pearls have.

According to science, spheres are the most perfect things that exist.

According to mythologies, the pearl is the result of a ray's action on an oyster, or a drop of dew trapped in its use the word: pussy, or a tear from the moon. According to an ancient Persian legend, the Prophet narrated his origin God has servants similar to rain. When it falls to earth, it gives rise to wheat and when it falls into the sea, pearls.

Within Chinese culture, full of legends, stories of gods, etc., pearls are drops of dew trapped in shells or oysters that also collect the light of dawn. To such an extent that ancient Chinese doctors rubbed the eyes of the blind with unperforated pearls so they could regain their vision.

From ancient Egypt to the Incas, pearls were a symbol of perfection, beauty, distinction, and wealth, which is why they were mainly used in funeral rites, either as offerings in baskets or deposited on the deceased's face, upper lip. Thus, the pearl accompanies the deceased to help him during his journey to the other world or during his hypothetical reincarnation.

Also closely related is the birth of Aphrodite (Venus), goddess of love and beauty, who was born from within an oyster, as if it were a pearl, and the water dripping formed pearls, fruits of all the powers of the goddess and her attributes.

If... Nature in its wisdom makes us play these tricks...