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Faerybeads Luscious Heart

We carry inside us the wonders we seek outside us. ~ Rumi A delicate Swallowtail butterfly perches on the graceful trusses of a butterfly bush while two ladybugs scurry between the blossoms and ivy leaves.

€149,00

Faerybeads Fairy Snail Cottage

For the tiniest fairies a snail cottage makes a perfect home.

Fairy Snail Cottage

€109,00

Faerybeads Papillon lock

A mesmerizing microcosmos. A delicate butterfly perches on one of the graceful trusses of a butterfly bush. Two ladybugs rest between the blossoms.

€235,00

Faerybeads To Bee or not To Bee

Honey bees play a vital role in our lives. Many agricultural crops depend upon, and seed plants produce fruit, after pollinators such as bees and butterflies pollinate them. Honey bees also collect and concentrate nectar in the production of honey.

To Bee or not To Bee

€129,00

Faerybeads Bee Orchid

One of the most recognizable orchids is the Orphys apifera, in Europe commonly known as the Bee Orchid. In Holland it is a protected plant species.

€79,00

Faerybeads Oak Tree Talisman Necklace

Sacred tree and home to the Fae, the Oak leads the way.

Oak Tree Talisman Necklace

€245,00

Faerybeads Holly King

The Holly and Oak King are the same king but with a twin soul. At Winter Solstice, when the Sun begins to come back to light the world the Oak King wins the fight to rule the year and at Summer Solstice the Holly King wins the fight to rule.

€89,00

Faerybeads Acorns and Oak

In summer the green fruits, the Acorns, of the Oak ripen and drop along with the tiny cups that hold them. These tiny cups are treasured by the Faeries, most of whom collect them for use as utensils, whilst some use them as night-bonnets.

€99,00

Faerybeads Toadstool

The favorite seat of faeries: a toadstool. Hobgoblin Puck, Pixie Apple, Fairy Plum... they all love to dream away on their toadstool.

€89,00

Faerybeads Tulip

Charles Rennie Mackintosh (Glasgow, 7 June 1868 – London, 10 December 1928) was a Scottish architect, designer, water colourist and artist. The Mackintosh Tulip pays homage to the distinct style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

€99,00

Faerybeads Chestnuts

Chestnuts have been valued since the beginning of times. In many cultures chestnuts are considered a symbol of harvest, abundance and preparation.

€99,00

Faerybeads Oak King

The Holly and Oak King are the same king but with a twin soul. At Winter Solstice, when the Sun begins to come back to light the world the Oak King wins the fight to rule the year and at Summer Solstice the Holly King wins the fight to rule.

€99,00

Faerybeads Lily

Lily, inspired by the many depictions in Art Nouveau, is the perfect symbol for love, with unmarred beauty and purity.

€79,00

Faerybeads Rose

"a Rose by any other name would smell as sweet"
- Shakespeare

€99,00

Faerybeads Parrot Tulip

Parrot Tulip is inspired by tulips depicted in the "Tulpenboeken" made by the Dutch still-life painter, print- and tulip dealer Jakob Marrel (1613–1681). After Rose, Tulip is currently one of the top 10 romantic flowers, representing perfect love.

€89,00

Faerybeads Fairy Lock

Our Art Nouveau Fairy lock pays homage to an influential but brief period in the history of Art.

€219,00