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Wizard's Lucky Lock Bottle Pendant

Wizard's Lucky Lock Bottle Pendant

Description

While some hapless wizards worked desperately to learn the secret of transforming lead and other metals into gold, other, possibly wiser wizards put their brains to work and learned the secret of turning luck into something you could sell.

A little bit of flame (created by burning only four-leafed clovers) under a pan made of melted-down and re-formed horseshoes in which was dropped a mixture of comet dust, rabbit's foot fur, rain collected only on days on which a rainbow had appeared, and a few other choice luck-elements - and you've got tiny luck pearls. Bottle it up, add a charm - perhaps a lock that was trustworthy enough to keep your best spells secret - and you have a tiny bottle of luck. Potent stuff!

This tiny replica of Wizard's Luck is a small corked bottle with a tiny lock charm attached. Inside the bottle are tiny copper spheres - a collection of luck! The bottle is tiny at just about an inch high; if you concentrate too much luck in one place, strange things can happen.

The cork has a small golden loop for stringing on a necklace. It should be noted that the cork, while firmly inserted, should not be tugged or it may come loose from the bottle. You can choose to permanently close it if you decide you don't need your luck running free!
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Pendant is not suitable for children; its tiny nature could present a choking hazard.

Added on Aug 26, 2009