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Crystal Tip of the Day
If you live in Australia, cane toads provide a renewable, Earth-friendly source of toadstones. Just remember, you can never have enough toads!
In fact, why not ensure Australia will never run out? Consider operating an underground toad-breeding facility!
The last mandrake and toadstone locket just went up last night. Not going to be doing any big restocks or updates for the holiday season this year just the usual offerings. I’d rather spend the season reading, supporting other people and enjoying the Yuletide. I’m going to be doing a seasonal shutdown after the winter solstice. If you’re trying to get your order by December 21st make sure it is placed by Nov 21st at the latest because so we run 4 week shipping times during the busy season! Thank you everyone for your patience and support 🖤 #poisonpath #poisonersapothecary #poisonjewelry #veneficium #yule #mandrake #mandragora #toadstone https://www.instagram.com/p/CkyZSetr55Y/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Lil Pumpkin is visiting the Museum of Withcraft and Magic!
In Boscastle, in Cornwall, England.
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MUSEUM SECRETS: Toad Vaccines and Magical Jewellery
In today's episode of our Museum Secrets podcast, join Curator Matthew Winterbottom as he explores ancient beliefs about disease testing and vaccines, through our collection of toadstone rings.
These bizarre pieces of jewellery have a lot to tell us about the human effort to find hope in the face of illness and uncertainty, even when it involves the strangest superstitions. And at the end of the day, it turns out that toadstones have nothing to do with toads after all…
Listen here or wherever you find your podcasts: ashmolean.org/museum-secrets
Nice walk out on this day, but from far away? We get closer! To a flower…
And of course, more flowers
Now for a bee!
Fore-sty + Toadstool
And last, but not least? A yellow bee!
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The teeth of the extinct ray-finned fish Lepidotes were historically known as ‘toadstones’. They were thought to originate from the heads of frogs and act as an antidote to poison. The ring pictured is from the 16th Century. [X]
“As early as the 14th century, people began to adorn jewelry with toadstones for their magical abilities. In their folklore, a toadstone was required to be removed from an old toad while the creature was still alive, and as instructed by the 17th century naturalist Edward Topsell, could be done by setting the toad on a piece of red cloth.” [X]