Halloween Charms Sterling Silver

Cauldron

The cauldron is a classic symbol of Halloween. It seethes and bubbles with the witch’s mysterious potions and concoctions—a timeless element of Halloween of the yesteryears and for years to come.

Dracula

Irish in origin, Bram Stoker’s unforgettable villain Dracula makes a yearly reappearance during Halloween to remind people to lock their windows at night, and to never stare at a stranger’s eyes, lest they invite the unwanted into their homes – accidentally!

Frankenstein Monster

Bring home the terror of the Gothic monster created by Mary Shelley. Wear the gnashing and angry undead just in time for Halloween this year – or even after.

Ghost

They say that ghosts are restless and sometimes hungry, and during Halloween, they come home to relive the good times with their still-breathing family and friends. But, hey, what was that over there? Spooky!

Jack-O-Lantern

Inspired partly by Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, the spooky glow of the Jack-O-Lantern has been the subject of myths, stories, poems, and yes – spooky Halloween charms.

Fangs

From wild screeching critters to creepy wolves with fiery eyes, add fangs to any beading combination for that extra thump of pure scary.

Scarecrow

These innocent-looking mannequins are either that – or perhaps they’re something else? However, they do tend to stand very still and watch you as you walk by. Jeepers creepers!

Coffin 

Coffins are an unmistakable sign of Halloween, and coffin-shaped signs are believed to be portents of things to come. These charms bring just the right amount of spook to complete any look, whether they’re open or closed.

Skull

Skulls mean different things depending on the culture. While the West largely views skulls as sure signs of death and doom, some cultures view skulls as sources of life, power, and renewal. So don’t be afraid of skulls – they’re always more than what they appear to be.

Mummy

Thanks to endless archeology and our limitless fascination with ancient Egyptian tombs, the mummy has mainly stayed at the surface of Halloween lore – everywhere. But, covered in cloth and rotting, where would the awakened mummy end up next? We know – on your necklace!

Wolfman

Like Frankenstein, the Wolfman makes a shocking appearance at Halloween to remind people that werewolves do exist. Xinar’s ghastly Wolfman sterling silver charm is perfect for horror movie buffs and fans who, of course, do not forget the original 1941 hit, “The Wolf Man.”

Halloween Trick or Treat Bag

From the most popular Halloween ritual in America, the Halloween Trick or Treat Bag charm harks to the “Old Belsnickle” tradition in West Virginia, where small groups in masks visited homes with candles by their windows.

Wizard with Staff

Before J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, there was The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and author Frank L. Baum was one of the first literary wizards who gave us a taste of mystery and magic in a land far, far away. In addition, let’s not forget about the amazing and powerful Merlin.

Witch

Whether the witch is flying on a gnarled broom or holding a scary Jack-O-Lantern, sterling silver witch charms are a perfect accompaniment to any Halloween look, especially in jewelry for girls.