The Triple Whammy Protection Charm.

Let's face it, the world is pretty chaotic right now, and many of us feel we need some extra protection.

This is a charm that dropped out of the aether into my head - a traditional blue glass evil eye protection bead, a devil nut (aka bat nut aka water caltrop) seed and a brass bell - all traditionally used for protection work.

the charm is about 7.5cm long and is threaded on black nylon cord with a loop to hang it. This one is NOT good to wear as a pendant - that devil nut is spikey in all directions.

This listing is for one charm.

You will receive a similar, but perhaps not identical charm to that pictured.

I suggest cleansing your charm every few months or so in a bowl of dry salt (not salty water!)

This gorgeous and unusual wand was made from a piece of Bay Laurel wood wand that I found Cornwall during the winter - someone had pruned their very large bay tree and left a huge pile of branches for me to find.

The Bay Laurel (sometimes just called the Bay) is sacred to Daphne, Apollo and to the Sun.

I finished the wand with a coat of lovely local beeswax polish. It's definitely one of a kind (as are all our wands).

It measures about 33 inches long and has a spiral pyrographed on its end.

The handle of this athame is made from a piece of Ash root, I found after a storm in Cornwall - the tree was partially blown over and many of it's roots broken. The blade is made from a piece of vintage cutlery. Amazingly, once the branches were removed, the stump righted itself and is regrowing. trees are amazing!

This athame measuring about 25 inches from end to end, I've pyrographed a spiral into the wood at the end.

The Athame is a ritual tool of the witch, intended for magical work and not for cutting physical items.

The blade is blunt, and made from silver plated metal and is not able to be sharpened. It has some scratches owing to age - which I feel gives it character.

Ash wood is associated with the world tree and astral travel. the Norns live at it's roots, so this would be highly appropriate for work with them

Made from a piece of blackthorn wood from the lands surrounding Glastonbury, the Isle of Avalon and a knapped flint blade

This athame measures about 21cm long and is not designed to cut physical objects - Flint can be brittle.

Likewise, this is not a tool for taking on field trips - it’s better suited to live on your altar and be used for energetic workings.

Blackthorn is associated with both protection and blasting (cursing), making this a powerful athame.