Poison Tea Enamel Pin cuff along with this lovely gingerbread

along with this lovely gingerbread house card

featuring artist Terri Foss

Sterling silver ear wires hold these beautiful iridescent holographic wings

Boxwood is an attractive evergreen that can reach heights of thirty or more feet

Just like in real life the seahorses cling to strands of seaweed while the glass background provides shimmering flashes of copper and olive green

Poison Tea Enamel Pin cuff along with this lovely gingerbreadPoison is in everything, and no thing is without poison. The dosage makes it either a poison or a remedy.' Paracelsus Poisoning became a common means of murder in the Victorian era. Cyanide was readily available in common household paints and wallpapers, and its effects caused convulsions, cardiac arrest, and death in a matter of seconds. Besides Cyanide, Arsenic was the chief poison of the Victorian era. It was a tasteless, odorless compound and its