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Context. The pendant, designed by New York jeweler Alex Moss, does appear to be in the shape of an inverted (upside-down) cross, but there is nothing inherently "demonic" or "satanic" about it.

Warplanes that were no longer airworthy were given to RADC and bolted upside down atop 30-to-50-foot pedestals in the middle of the triangle. Radios were placed at the triangle's corners.

It featured an illustration depicting the pink upside-down triangle and a "no" symbol. We reached out to the artist, Linas Garsys, and will update this story if we get a response.

The top triangle in the star could be another color to mark them as an additional type of prisoner. Political prisoners were forced to wear red triangles. And those red triangles were common in ...