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Regina Covenorum Pendant
Regina Covenorum Pendant
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Ride beneath the moonlight with the Regina Covenorum Necklace, a spellbinding design that celebrates the mystery and magic of the witch's familiar. Handcrafted in fine English pewter, this enchanting piece features a black cat soaring upon a broomstick, framed by a polished pewter crescent moon engraved with arcane magical symbols.
Suspended from a fine, adjustable chain, this exquisitely detailed necklace captures the spirit of nocturnal flight and the sacred power of the moon. A must-have for modern witches, moon gazers, and lovers of the mystical arts, it's both a statement of magic and a symbol of empowerment.
• Handcrafted in fine English pewter with polished and engraved detailing
• Features a black cat on broomstick with a symbol-etched moon behind
• Comes with a fine, adjustable chain for perfect wear
• A powerful emblem of witchcraft, lunar energy, and feline grace
• The perfect gift for witches, occult enthusiasts, and Alchemy collectors
A hauntingly beautiful symbol of lunar magic and witchcraft, the Regina Covenorum Necklace embodies the spirit of the night and the eternal flight of the witch's familiar.
Necklace hangs from a high quality chain with clasp fastener with chain adjuster.
Packaging: Packaged in an Alchemy branded bag, with barcode, including Alchemy guarantee and care instructions. Bulk packed in 5's in clear poly bag.
Materials & Origin: Designed and hand made in England in fine English pewter. This item is compliant to all jewellery regulations including EU REACH Directives and California Proposition 65.
Story of the Design: A spectral apparition beheld at the Samhain Sabbat. The veil between the realms thins to a gossamer to reveals Bastet, Queen of Covens. She rides a witches besom to bless her chosen daughters, her sickle moon inscribed with the Theban script: 'so mote it be'.
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