Mama.do Blessings
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Pin lucky charm as a gift for birth with Evil Eye in white and chain
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A beautiful lucky charm for your newborn child. This elegant pin with a white chain and a charming Evil Eye design is a unique gift that will protect your child from evil looks. The pin is versatile and can be attached to the stroller, diaper bag, sling or clothing. A timeless memory that brings happiness to your little one.
This pin is not only a beautiful accessory, but also a traditional symbol that has been used for centuries to protect children from negative energy. A perfect gift for a newborn baby, but also for a bride, bridesmaids or as a guest gift at a wedding.
This pin is not only a beautiful accessory, but also a traditional symbol that has been used for centuries to protect children from negative energy. A perfect gift for a newborn baby, but also for a bride, bridesmaids or as a guest gift at a wedding.
| Length | 5 cm |
| Weight | 25g |
| Color | Gold, Blue, Beige, Brown |
| Material | Metal |
| Made in | Germany |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Mama.do Blessings
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Welcome to Mama.do Blessings! Inspired by my sons Ilian and Darian and with the great support of my husband, I create personalized pieces of jewelry in my small studio in Berlin with great attention to detail, which are intended to protect moms and their little blessings. All products are excellent gift ideas for expectant or new mums and for the small and big wonders of this world - our children. The name of the idea is made up of Mama and the English words “do” (to do something) and “blessings”.
