Dentist/St. Apollonia's Teeth Silver Finish Tie Bar

We at Saints_Aplenty have named this tie bar after St. Apollonia of Alexandria. Historical sources describe St. Apollonia as a deaconess and “an admirable virgin of advanced age." During one of the anti-Christian Alexandrine riots that racked the city in the 2nd century, St. Apollonia had her teeth pulled or knocked out by the mob dragging her to a pyre to be burned alive. Rather than deny Christ, she rushed into the flames of her own accord. + St. Apollonia is invoked against toothache and is patron of dentistry. + Feast: February 9 + The word dentist can be replaced with your name. If your name is too long to fit in the allotted space, simply "extract" one or two teeth using Zazzle's Design Tool! + Image credit (Teeth): Line art tooth by frankes from the Open Clipart collection at https://openclipart.org/.