Fairy Terrarium Neckace

Fairy Terrarium NeckaceThe "Wardian Case" is the perfect blend of Victorian era science and whimsy. It was invented in the early 19th century when Dr. Nathaniel Ward, a British physician with a passion for natural history, noticed that some ferns that failed to grow in his London garden were sprouting quite happily in some sealed jars of soil samples collected from the countryside. Theorizing that perhaps London's notoriously polluted air might be killing the delicate ferns

We at Faerie Magazine are excited to present the work of five faerie artists who open portals into other

Pink Lotus Absolute

This classic up and down butterfly bracelet is set in antique silver with jonquil Swarovski crystals

Tucked and bound behind her back are white feathery wings–the only key to who she once was: the fairy godmother responsible for getting Cinderella to the ball to unite with her Prince Charming

herbal medicine and herbal beauty

The pendant comes with a 30 inch black satin cord

There are at least 150 natural named species worldwide

Our Elf Toymaker Surprise Ball is bashful and loves a joyous celebration

a sneak peek at Kinuko Craft's Beauty and the Beast project

These intricately cast elf/fairy earwraps can be gently squeezed and adjusted for the owner's ears

The roots and the residue obtained from the orris plant are very advantageous to a person in terms of health

she learns that not only is he a prince