These beautiful necklaces open up to hold a few drops of precious oil. They are a fabulous way to wear your favorite scent or Magickal potion without having to put it on your skin...GREAT for those with allergies or sensitivity to essential oils. Small holes incorporated into the design allow the scent to drift out freely while keeping the oil contained. The pendants are richly detailed on both sides. Each pendent measures about 1 inch wide, except the sun which is 1.75 inches across. They are made of solid pewter and come on a High Quality 24" Rhodium Rope Chain. Included with each pendant are 6 small pads for putting the oil on and it also comes with YOUR CHOICE of a free bottle of any one of my fabulous oils to get you started. Please write in your oil choice in the comments or gift message section of the order form. If you do not specify a scent I will chose a nice one for you. |
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