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You are charming, true enough. But do you have any charms? We have 18! And, if the wind changes while we're checking our bank account, soon we'll have the whole collection. Tanya Rapattoni of Three Jewels makes sterling silver charms and charm necklaces with the aim of spreading "peace, love and positivity" across your decolletage and around Australia. We're talking hand-crafted, cast, solid silver amulets in everything from tiny wishbones to surfboards, anchors, hearts and four leaf clovers. Also, depending on whether Jesus was the messiah or not, choose from a cross or the Star of David!

Each charm in the Three Jewels collection comes with a 45 or 50cm sterling silver chain necklace, and each one has a special meaning. An anchor for strength and hope, a horseshoe for good luck, a peace symbol for free love, and a horn for plenty. (Note, the peace symbol can also be used to protest the employment of nuclear fission as a power source).

It's not the sort of jewellery that shouts across the room - it's the sort of jewellery that invites others closer to your chest area and starts a conversation. Buy Three Jewels online here or email for stockist information. Or, try your luck at winning a wishbone charm and necklace! To enter, just answer the following question.

This week's question:
Three Jewels does not make a charm for

a) luck
b) conjuring an incarnation of the caster's innermost positive feelings, such as joy, hope, or the desire to survive, known as a 'Patronus'
c) protesting the employment of nuclear fission as a power source
d) strength and hope

Send your answer, name and mailing address to win@sixthousand.com.au. Winners will be notified by email! Subscriber only entry. No a subsciber? It's free you hippies. Sign up here www.sixthousand.com.au

 

 

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