During the Renaissance in Florence, some aristocrats used elaborate rings to secretly deliver poison. These rings had a small compartment hidden under a precious stone, which could be opened discreetly to poison an enemy's drink or food to eliminate political rivals or unfaithful lovers. These rings were often exquisitely crafted, showcasing both the wealth and the deadly intentions of their owners.
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