Description
Crafted from Sterling Silver, this double sided charm depicts a witch flying on her broom stick. The broom stick is a symbol of both travel and protection, use this charm for protection during astral journeys.
Flying Witch with Broomstick Charm/Pendant (Sterling Silver)
£5.49
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