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Harry Potter, from the Time-Turner to the Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter takes centre stage among the jewellery, with symbols that already carry a story. The Time-Turner points to Hermione and Prisoner of Azkaban, the Golden Snitch brings in Quidditch, while the Deathly Hallows make for a darker, more graphic emblem. Platform 9¾, Hedwig, Harry’s lightning scar and Luna Lovegood’s glasses offer a whole different set of details.

You’ll find these references on pendants and necklaces, as well as bracelets, earrings, rings and watches. Head to Harry Potter if you want to pair your jewellery with other products from the same universe.

The Evenstar, the Leaf of Lórien and other small symbols

The Lord of the Rings has a different kind of fantasy. The Evenstar is Arwen’s pendant, and the Leaf of Lórien is the brooch the Fellowship receives in Lothlórien. Head to The Lord of the Rings to find more products from Middle-earth.

From football crests to cat ears

Not everything here comes from fantasy. Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham use club crests and football identity instead of film references. Barbie goes for pink and glamour, while Pusheen brings cats, hearts and bows. So your jewellery can be about anything from Hogwarts to the stands.

Choose how visible you want the reference to be

A large pendant can be the whole point of an outfit. Small earrings, a ring or a narrower bracelet can be much more subtle. Jewellery makes it easy to choose between an unmistakable fan reference and a symbol that only becomes clear up close.

For pins, keyrings, bags and more little extras, head to accessories.

Another thing to consider is the metal and shape of the specific product. Check the product information if material, size or type of fastening matters for your purchase.

If you want to start with one type of jewellery, choose necklaces with symbols from Hogwarts and Middle-earth, individual pendants and charms for your own necklaces and bracelets, earrings or bracelets from Harry Potter, Barbie and the football clubs.