This pendant combines the moon from a vintage 1896 lithograph promoting James Pyle’s washing compound with a witch on a broomstick from W.M. Thackeray’s 1859 book The Virginians: A Tale of the Last Century. A vintage set stone resembling hematite completes the design.
As part of my one-of-a-kind Drawlloween capsule collection, this piece won’t be reproduced. It’s available on an 18" 18K gold-filled chain with a 3" extender or finished with a spring clasp.
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Production time allows us to ship around 2-3 weeks after your order is placed, if not sooner.
Our charms are handmade, and each piece individually put together for you. The handmade nature of our charms means your item is one of a kind.
We carefully choose any supporting vintage components and charms based on how they compliment the selections you have made. These may vary based on the availability of vintage and dead stock items. If you have a specific request, we will do our best to accommodate.
Our pieces are delicate and require care to ensure their long life. Please remove before sleeping or working out. Keep away from moisture including perfume and lotions. Gently clean with a microfiber cloth to restore their shine. When not in use store in their pouch.
All our pieces are made using gold filled hardware and chain, unless otherwise stated. Supporting charms are vintage set stones, brass and gold filled.
