This miniature exploration of the Victorian 'poison garden' and the plants they contained brings you both alchemy and botany combined. Poison Hemlock, or conium maculatum, is well-known in folklore and long associated with witchcraft. The umbrella-shaped clusters of starry white flowers often lead hemlock to be confused with its cousin, the wild carrot or Queen Anne's Lace, but this 'poison parsley' should never garnish the dinner plate! Rest assured, this charming pendant means you no harm. Comes on a 40cm long, sterling silver chain. Materials: oxidised sterling silver Dimension: 5cm x 7cm
