Rosaries

The Enchanted Boutique has a large variety of rosaries in stock at any time and for all price ranges. The simplest are crafted with wooden beads, while the more traditional (and expensive) types are made with gems or elemental crystals inlaid in mythril, silver, and rarely, gold.All our rosaries except the wooden ones are enchanted to keep their luster through many twelveturns of use and are melded with piety materia that will help focus one's mind on prayer.For those not of Ishgardian descent: rosaries are often mistaken for religious jewelry by those not intricately familiar with Ishgardian tradition. Please keep in mind that they are a prayer aid and should be respected as such. If in doubt whether or not it is appropriate to purchase, gift, or wear a rosary, feel free to inquire with our shoppe clerk.

Styles

Traditional: These rosaries have the shape of a necklace and often show the Sign of the Spear or a depiction of Halone. Commonly carried by the faithful.Bracelet: Bracelet style rosaries are smaller and often lack the idol that traditional rosaries depict. This style is more commonly worn, though often underneath long sleeves directly on the skin.Rings: Small rosaries that can be worn as a ring for an easily accessible and subtle prayer aid. Used by Knight and Brumeborn alike, though for widely different reasons. Poorer folk often go for wooden rosary rings due to their relatively cheap cost, while Knights may wear the ring for how easily one may carry it upon the field with less risk of damaging or losing it.

Tips from our staff

Amanette: "While some may be happy with a simple pre-made rosary, I always advise commissioning one if one has the time and money. That way I can craft one that fits your personal taste and needs perfectly. Why settle for less in your devotion?"

Charms

Charms are small decorative trinkets that are commonly worn on a bracelet. In their purest form, they are symbolic and meaningful to the owner, who can mix and match different charms on their bracelet to customize it to their personal style.Here at Enchanted we go several steps beyond that. The first step is the ability to commission individual charms so one can have something truly unique to them. The other is that we encourage people to choose specific enchants and glamours that serve their needs.

Materials

Our charms are usually shaped from high quality silver, but mythril and (rose) gold are favoured to a lesser degree as well.Depending on the materials chosen and our jewelmaker's availability, it can take up to a moon for an individual charm to be crafted.Below you'll find our most commonly crafted and sold charm styles.

Halonic: Most people choose to have at least one Halonic charm on their bracelet, be it a miniature rosary, an idol of the Goddess, or the sign of the Spear.
Common enchantments: protection, concentration/piety.Gemstone charms: A popular choice, adding colour and variety to the bracelet. The stones can be faceted, raw or cut en cabochon. Many people assign special properties to specific stones, adding extra meaning. Crystals can also be used as well, elementally charged or not.
Common enchantments: cosmetic, protection, elemental, spellcraft.Passion: Passion charms are a depiction of one's personality and often symbolize someone's hobbies and passions. Those that enjoy music, for example, may choose a charm in the shape of a musical note. If one finds falconry their main passion, a charm in the shape of a bird might draw your attention.
Common enchantments: cosmetic, enchantments that aid in the hobby.

Luck & protection: Symbols that are commonly associated with good luck or protection are commonly purchased as gifts for another.
Common enchantments: protection, warding, locking.Relationship: Another style of charm that is commonly purchased as a gift for another, usually a love interest or close friend. The charm depicts something that has meaning to the pair, or symbolizes a wish for the future. Someone who is hoping to court, for example, may choose a charm in the shape of a rose.
Common enchantments: cosmetic, spellcraft.Affiliation: These charms depict the wearer's affiliation, be it their House, Guild, Free Company, and whatever else they may feel a strong connection to. These are always commissioned.
Common enchantments: cosmetic, spellcraft, locking.

Tips from our staff

Gwenolie: "Charms are my favourite thing to enchant. There are just so many options, and if you can't choose, well, just get another charm!"

Enchantments

Enchantments are the Boutique's bread and butter, and the wide variety we have on offer are too numerous to list here. Below is an abbreviated summary of our most commonly sold enchantments.

Materia

Our Enchantress is trained in the melding of materia into apparel and jewelry. Materia we currently have in stock in varying levels of purity:

Because we are not a shoppe that caters to the pursuits of war, we don't offer any purely combat related materia or enchantments.

Tips from our staff

Gwenolie: "Some of our patrons might wonder about enchants and materia purely used to enhance one's abilities in combat. We are not a shoppe well-versed in the pursuits of war however, and therefor must insist that those in need of such things visit the many armouries and weapon shops across the city. "

Jewelry

Jewelry sold in the Boutique is expertly crafted but nothing too elaborate if not commissioned. They are often meant to be purchased for the materia and enchantment placed on them more than as eye-catchers.In the lower bracket we see jewelry made of wood, tin, and bronze.
Commonly used materials in the higher brackets are ivory, silver, gold, and mythril, inlaid with gems or (elemental) crystals.

Rings

Plain bands of (semi) precious metals offer a good basis for enchants or materia and can be surprisingly affordable, though many opt to have jewels added for extra flair. Miss Amanette can also make rings of troth or naming rings on request, but these are always commissioned.

Bracelets

Like rings, bracelets can offer a good basis for enchantments or materia. The Boutique mostly sells charm bracelets with the idea that the individual charms (also sold at the shoppe) hold different spells and can be adjusted for the day's needs.

Necklaces

Simple bands with a jewel or crystal as its centerpiece are most commonly enchanted with magic that allows the user to change the colour or look of one's attire.

Earrings

Earrings are most commonly used for cosmetic enchants that change things about one's facial appearance or hair. Also often used as a setting for linkpearls.

Tips from our staff

Amanette: "My specialty may be rosaries, but those skills have served me well in my persuit to become a true jewelmaker. I hope you enjoy my handiwork, but don't be shy to request something special."

Crystals and gemstones

Enchanted has a small selection of crystals and gemstones on offer. This is because most of them are used in the creation of other items, and are only shown in the shop as an option for commissioned goods.

Crystals

Crystals are used mostly for their elemental affinity or as a source of aether for spellwork. They are only available in small amounts due to regulations around the selling of crystals because of their use in the summoning of primals.

Gemstones

Gemstones available in the Boutique include but is not limited to:

Tips from our staff

Gwenolie: "Please do not purchase any crystals for the purpose of spellwork unless you know what you're doing. I'm available for tips and lessons per request!"

Cosmetics

Here at Enchanted, we believe that the best cosmetics are glamours linked to beautiful jewelry. It's better for the skin, your coin purse, and saves you the time it would take to apply and remove the make-up. That said, we do have some traditional make-up as well as a variety of skin care lotions.

Traditional make-up

A small variety of lipstick, eye shadow, mascara, foundations, rouges as well as black eye pencil.

Lotions

Lotions for skin care in different scents and for every skin type.

Glamours

Glamours are enchantments that alter one's appearance, often linked to jewelry or clothing. Our specialties are glamoured charms for a charm bracelet that can be mixed and matched, earrings, and custom enchants on jewelry with effects like:

Tips from our staff

Maudine: "Once you go glamour, it's hard to go back to regular cosmetics. The benefits are endless. It never smears or fades, is applied by simply wearing the jewelry, can be slept in and not once does it dry out your skin or cause irritation. What more can one want?"

Incense and scented oils

We offer a variety of incense and scented oils. Use it to help focus your prayers, for meditations, or just to enjoy their natural perfumes. Some of our most popular scents are:

Scented candles

Our scented candles get their bouquets from either oils or enchantment. The former is the more affordable option, and we have mainly flowery fragrances available.Enchanted candles can smell like pretty much anything you want, and are often made to smell like someone's (or their beloved's) favourite perfume.

Burners

Our burners are made of wood or stone and are treated with special enchants that make them easy to clean and prevents fire risks.

Pomanders

Pomanders are spherical compartmentalized jewels that can be used for perfumes like ambergris, musk, or civet, but can also house potpourri or fragrant herbs.They are a passion-project for Amanette, each one taking several moons and a lot of gil to craft, and are therefore rarely sold.As with everything in The Enchanted Boutique, our pomanders can also house glamours, materia, spells, or enchantments.

Tips from our staff

Amanette: "Pomanders are my favourite thing to make, perhaps even more so than rosaries. Hm? Have I ever heard of Gelmorra? No, what is that?"

Foreign curios

With our borders fully open, foreign imports are flourishing for those who have the gil to pay for them. The Enchanted Boutique has a small selection of these imports, but their availability changes often. Please inquire with our staff for the current selection.

Eorzea and beyond

Availability is limited, but the Enchanted is interested in stocking items from a variety of locales, from the Eorzean city states to as far away as Thavnair and Doma.

Tips from our staff

Gwenolie: "The most common items we can stock at an affordable price are teas, but alchemical potions from Radz-at-han are becoming quite popular as well."

The Garlic Jester

Also known as The Fool. Number 0 in the deck.The card shows a Garlic Jester on the edge of a cliff in a mountainous, sunny landscape. They are chasing a beautiful blue-winged butterfly, and it looks as if they might leap off the cliff in pursuit of the critter at any moment.Garlic Jester, hear my plea.
My Inner Child known, so mote it be.Keywords: The Searcher, To Discover, Inner Child, Awakening, Innocence.
Description: The Garlic Jester may indicate the appearance of a naive yet wise person that represents both simplicity and a special kind of insightfulness. They represent the Inner Child, a dimension of one's being that is not limited by fear or negativity and always willing to embark on a new adventure.The Garlic Jester often indicates an exciting new undertaking or a new spiritual journey. The card tells you to listen to your heart and make your dreams come true.It's not all sunshine and rainbows however. There is always a chance for failure when trying something new. One might fail and regret their choices, but risk is what makes us not just survive, but live.When drawn in reverse, the Garlic Jester may indicate recklessness. It warns against an irresponsible attitude and carelessness that will be destructive.

The Mandragora Mage

Also known as The Magician. Number 1 in the deck.The card drawn shows a violet-coloured Mandragora wearing the classical pointy mage's hat with a wand in their leaf-like hand. They sit next to a cauldron of which multi-coloured vapour rises that glitters slightly when a nearby lightsource catches it. They seem to be in the middle of a ritual or alchemical pursuit, and fully focused on their task.Mandragora Mage, hear my plea.
My Self-Determination known, so mote it be.Keywords: Confidence, Self-Determination, Leading, Enacting Change, Competence.
Description: The Mandragora Mage stands for confidence and self-determination - the power to enact change. They remind us that we are in control of our own lives and that we are able to get what we want. Be ready to channel your confidence into great things when this card appears.The Mandragora Mage is one of the most powerful cards in the deck. It may indicate the presence of an influential person appearing in your life to help you change things for the better. It may also indicate and important development in one's career, spirituality or health.This is the moment to go out into the world and discover what you want.The reversed Mage warns against the abuse of power. One should always consider their own motivations before trying to change things. The ends do not always justify the means. Be ye wary of a charming person that cannot be trusted.

The Sage Soothsayer

Also known as The High Priestess. Number 2 in the deck.On this card is a femine-looking Mandragora, with dark green instead of brown colouring on her facial markings and 'cloak' and a cluster of blooming sage flowers on the top side of her head. She sits behind a table with a lightly incandescent crystal ball that she peers into. It shimmers like mother of pearl when the card is tilted.Sage Soothsayer, hear my plea.
My Inner Voice known, so mote it be.Keywords: Foresight, Insight, Discovery, Inner Voice, Silence.
Description: The Sage Soothsayer is a wise woman that is very intuitive. She is able to discover hidden truths and embodies the Ishgardian notion of the subtle strength in noblewomen.The Soothsayer often indicates a psychic revelation that may come to you in a dream, the feeling of a Higher Power in your life, or being intensely focused on your spiritual self. A new insight may clarify your life's purpose.The card has a quiet energy that encourages you to withdraw from the world for a while to find your inner voice. The Soothsayer's power is more passive than dynamic and she teaches us that it is sometimes better to wait, look, and learn so your inner voice may guide you without you trying to force it.When drawn in reverse, the Sage Soothsayer indicates an unwillingness to listen to one's intuition. Too much independence and solitude may also make one egotistical and hard to deal with for others.

The Mandragora Queen

Also known as The Empress. Number 3 in the deck.The Mandragora Queen sits atop an ornate wooden throne covered in greenery and the same pink flowers that she sports on her head. She gazes regally at the holder of the card. Her head is adorned with a silver crown out of which stars burst forth. Next to her throne stands a young Kidragora, looking up at what is presumably their mother.Mandragora Queen, hear my plea.
My Generosity known, so mote it be.Keywords: Generosity, Caring, Prosperity, Security, Reassurance.
Description: The Mandragora Queen is dedicated to earthly concerns and sensual pleasures. She embodies prosperity, fertility, and care for others.The Queen reminds you that you are a physical being with material needs. Her presence suggests that you are overloaded with material blessings and that you feel comfortable and satisfied.She is a practical, nurturing mothercrystal figure who gives life and provides subsistence. She may indicate that business ventures will provide wealth and that past efforts will be rewarded. We reap what we sow.You creative potential may be fed. If there are any health problems, the Queen may lend her strength. In short: everything is provided for. She also reminds us of the importance of family and House.If drawn in reverse, the Queen may indicate a stiffing presence, especially towards a partner or family member. It may also show the neglect of one's own needs in favour of taking care of others. There could also be issues with fertility, or a lack of a creative outlet.

The Tomato King

Also known as The Emperor. Number 4 in the deck.The Tomato King on this card sits sternly on his ornate throne, holding a scepter in his leaf that seems heavy, almost a burden. On his ruby head sits a golden crown set with jewels.Tomato King, hear my plea.
My Authority known, so mote it be.Keywords: Strenght, Enforcing Your Will, Shaping the World, Authority, Assertiveness.
Description: The Tomato King is a leader, breadwinner or authority figure. When he appears in the deck there might be a new person like that in your life, often a masculine one. He could be a mentor, father-figure, or potential partner.The Tomato King may also indicate that one must gain access to this side of oneself, or that you need to be methodical about solving an issue. This could be anything from finding a new occupation or solving a problem in a relationship. A structured plan one can follow step by step is advised for better results than one from the heart.Even spiritual growth requires self-discipline and regular practice, as the Tomato King embodies.When drawn in reverse, the King indicates the presence of an overly dominant individual, too much focus on power, or narrow-mindedness in one's thinking. It may be time to open yourself up to the ideas of others.

The Artichoke Archbishop

Also known as The Hierophant. Number 5 in the deck.The head of the Mandragora on this card is a green bud with numerous triangular scales. They wear the attire of an Ishgardian archbishop, including a white mitre with golden trimming. In their leaf-hand sits an open book, to which they gaze as if in total concentration. More books lay about them, some looking well read while others appear brand new.Artichoke Archbishop, hear my plea.
My Morality known, so mote it be.Keywords: Established Habit, Tradition, Respect, Morality, Religious Study.
Description: The Artichoke Archbishop is a philosopher and spiritual leader. Their appearance indicate that one is searching for answers about the meaning of life.Unlike the Sage Soothsayer, who encourages people to find these answers within oneself, the Arichoke Archbishop symbolizes following a path that is established for you by others, like the religious practices of the Holy See.The card may indicate the presence of a trustworthy spiritual teacher, priest, or therapist that may guide you on a journey of discovery.It remains important however to question what you are told and to not blindly follow the path of another. Avoid conformity for the sake of pleasing others. The Archbishop may also indicate that you're focused on the need of a group instead of the needs of an individual.The reversed Archbishop warns against a respected figure that people obey without question who might be a hypocrite who preaches falsehoods or claims to know more than they do. Are you perhaps denying the truth out of respect for a leader?

The Leek Lovers

Also known as The Lovers. Number 6 in the deck.This Card shows the Onion Prince and Leek Maid in a warm, loving embrace. The sun shines down on them with golden rays as they stand in a field of colourful flowers. They might be dancing or just holding one another, but either way they seem very happy.Lovers, hear my plea.
My Dedication known, so mote it be.Keywords: Attraction, Harmony, Synergy, Two Options, Dedication.
Description: Although the Onion Prince and Leek Maid clearly love one another very much, this card by no means only speaks of romance. Sometimes they indicate there's a choice to be made between two options. It could be a choice between two different goals, the spiritual or the material, or your emotional and intellectual side.That said, The Lovers may indeed also indicate that you've found a soul mate and that your relationship will last. Dedicated relationships as we often practice in Ishgard do mean turning your back on other options however.The card suggests that if there is a choice ahead of you that it is incredibly important, but assures you that happiness will come of it as long as you choose with intuition and wisdom.They may also indicate success in any endeavor that involves the joining of two people or groups, be it business, friendship, or indeed a romantic partnership.When drawn in reverse, the Lovers warn that indecisiveness may make opportunities pass you by. There may also be a conflict within a relationship. Perhaps there is a third party at play. A divorce or ending of a relationship seems likely.

The Chili Chariot

Also known as The Chariot. Number 7 in the deck.This card shows an Eggplant Knight in a chariot drawn by two swift chocobos, one yellow and one black as night. The Knight seems pleased with themselves as they speed along a country road, like they've just returned from victorious battle. The chariot is a light yellow colour with several chili motives along its side.Chili Chariot, hear my plea.
My Triumph known, so mote it be.Keywords: Winning, Progress, Triumph, Trust, Drive.
Description: The Chili Chariot celebrates that part of you that is strong and determined to get your way. They stand for confidence and perseverance, willpower and believing in oneself.Drawing this card suggests that you've defeated your enemies and have triumphed in battle. This victory may be big or small, a literal or figurative battle. Whatever it might have been, it indicates a feeling of triumph and of getting your way. The Chili Chariot invites you to enjoy your victory and the pride it may draw from you.The Chariot in reverse suggests that your strong character has made you arrogant and uncaring about the feelings of others. Vindictiveness and schadenfraude are not befitting of a real victor!

Strength

Also known as Strength. Number 8 in the deck.Strength is the first of the more abstract cards in the deck, unlike the archetypes and objects of precious cards. It depicts a Mandragora riding a fierce Bandersnatch in a forested background. Orange, yellows, and reds dominate the landscape, as both the forest and the Mandragora are draped in autumn colours.Strength, hear my plea.
My Willpower known, so mote it be.Keywords: Steadfast, Mental Balance, Developed Skills, Willpower, Success.
Description: To live is to face difficulties, and the hardest battles are often fought with oneself. This card is both a call to be brave enough to channel rage, fear, and doubt and a reassurance that you possess the strength to overcome them.Strength is considered to be a very fortunate draw and often appears at a crucial moment in one's life. A moment where decisions can have far-reaching and positive consequences. It shows that you've developed enough wisdom and insight to no longer be at the mercy of the ego with its uninhibited and egotistical urges.You have the willpower and self-control needed to use your strength with intelligence and respect. This makes you capable of reaching your creative energy and potential.Strength in reverse suggests a loss of control. Perhaps you've let your negative urges rule you, possibly in the form of an addiction. There's a loss of willpower and a lack of faith that you will succeed. You may need help from others to win this battle.

The Hazelnut Hermit

Also known as The Hermit. Number 9 in the deck.This card depicts the entrance of a dark cave, in front of which sits a Mandragora figure with a head shaped and coloured like a hazelnut. They are wearing a dark grey cloak and hood, and hold a staff with a luminous lantern out in front of them.Hazelnut Hermit, hear my plea.
My Enlightenment known, so mote it be.Keywords: Enlightenment, Loneliness, Reflection, Meditation, Self-Realization.
Description: All spiritual journeys require a period where one withdraws from the material world to focus the mind on an inner journey. The Hazelnut Hermit embodies this feeling of seclusion and self-sufficiency.Drawing the Hermit is a clear message to take it easier and to simplify things. Silent reflection is needed. Meditation or prayer can be worthwhile aid in this endeavor. In other cases it is enough to diminish social or work obligations where possible, and use the extra time for solitude.This is not the time to walk the path of another, but one should forge their own way. Do this slowly and thoughtfully. Your self-awareness should grow with each step taken.The Hazelnut Hermit in reverse can indicate someone is withdrawing from the world as the result of a defense of avoidance mechanism. It may also suggest someone is trying to avoid their responsibilities or duties. You may create an false sense of reality by closing yourself off from others and their opinions. Try to remain open-minded.

The Elemental Wheel

Also known as Wheel of Fortune. Number 10 in the deck.Many Eorzeans are familiair wth the Elemental Wheel depicted on this card, though this version doesn't have a regular tree at its center. Instead there is an ancient-looking tree-like Mandragora looking wisely up from the card.Elementals, hear my plea.
My Cause and Effect known, so mote it be.Keywords: Surrender, Sudden Change, Cause and Effect, Ups and Downs, Unpredictability.
Description: Life has its valleys and its hills. If we constantly let outside factors control our emotions we will be forever tossed about between the varying storms along our path. The Elemental Wheel reminds us of the importance of keeping balance as things can change at any moment.The card also depicts those aspects in life that we have no control over. Oftentimes this can mean a windfall or a chance meeting with positive consequences. But no one can predict or control the Wheel and which way it may turn. Try and see the changing of it as a chance for new growth. Be grateful for new situations and try and see what you may learn from them.The Wheel in reverse indicated an unexpected setback. This is not the time to start a new adventure. You have no control over the situation and can't gain an advantage. Trust on your inner strength to weather the situation. The Wheel will turn again.

Justice

Also known as Justice. Number 11 in the deck.Front and center on this card is a scale that is perfectly balanced, with next to it a Mandragora wearing a blindfold holding a double-edged sword aloft. It is unclear what it is measuring, though it appears to be a variety of tree leafs.Justice, hear my plea.
My Balance known, so mote it be.Keywords: Balance, Consequences, Honesty, Arbitrage, Restoring Order.
Description: Justice is another one of the more abstract cards, depicted by a scale that holds the balance between two sides. The double-edged sword shows us that the results can go both ways, or that there might be both positive and negative consequences.Justice is about honesty. It implies that the right decision has been made or that the current situation is the result of your past actions. It can imply a literal trial, but more often suggest a choice must be made where both options should be carefully considered.Past actions may be important. If you've done bad things you can expect consequences, though if you've been kind you may expect the same in turn. Justice urges you to take responsibility and to acknowledge mistakes made in the past.Justice drawn in reverse suggest that the situation is unfair, but that there is no point in protesting that. Things don't always go like you want them to go, or even how they should go. Remain calm and stoic. Avoid judging others, as you don't have all the facts.

The Hanged One

Also known as The Hanged One. Number 12 in the deck.This card shows a Mandragora who is tangled up in dark green and purple vines. At first it appears to be struggling against an outside source, but a closer inspection of those vines shows us that they are actually growing from the Mandragora themselves.Hanged One, hear my plea.
My Life Change known, so mote it be.Keywords: Initiation, Surrender, The Unknown, Deep Insight, Big Life Changes.
Description: It is rare to get what you want without great effort. Most tales have their heroes go through a period of hardship and sacrifice. They suffer through them knowing that the reward will be worth it.When the Hanged One appears in a draw it means that a problem has its purpose and reasons. Sometimes it requires a literal sacrifice but it may also mean that you may have to give up a long-held belief in favour of new ideas. Letting go is painful and your life will never be the same again, but in the end there will be greater rewards.The Hanged One in reverse questions if the sacrifice is necessary or driven by an exaggerated sense of duty. One should reflect on what keeps them from striving for their own needs and desires.

Death

Also known as Death. Number 13 in the deck.A withered Mandragora lies lifeless in a yellowing grassy field, surrounded by small sprouts all around it.Death, hear my plea.
My Transformation known, so mote it be.Keywords: Change, Transformation, Clear Away, Acceptance, Looking Forward.
Description: Death is often a feared card, even though it rarely suggests literal death. Instead it is often a metaphor indicating the end of something.This may come with a sense of loss and grief, but one may need to clear away the old to make room for a new beginning. Death shows us that there is a chance for change.It is never wise to fight the inevitable, no matter how much it may hurt. Your pain may lessen if you can see the necessity of the loss.Death encourages us to accept what we cannot change and to distance ourselves from the past. Nothing will remain the same, and everything must end eventually.Death in reverse suggests a fear of letting go and the refusal to move on. In some cases it may also mean a fear of literal death, but more often than not it is about change and how one deals with it.

Temperance

Also known as Temperance. Number 14 in the deck.This card shows a Mandragora sitting between two golden chalices, between which a rainbow flows from one to the other. It is impossible to see which direction it flows, just that it does without stop.Temperance, hear my plea.
My Harmony known, so mote it be.Keywords: Compromise, Harmony, Cooperation, Tolerance, Adjustment.
Description: Temperance is a harmonizing card that offers a respite between powerful and possibly life-changing forces. The endless stream between the chalices depicts an uninterrupted stream of aetherical energy that is in a constant state of movement and balance. It is not unlike the Lifestream in that way.This card urges you to be patient, to work with others, and find a middle ground. It shows a mature attitude where excess and extreme emotions are reigned in.When drawn in reverse, Temperance may indicate that you are paralyzed by indecision, or that different opinions can cause strife. The emotions involved seem uncontrollable and there is little incentive to cooperate. Take the time to look inwards, to re-evaluate the situation and to find the right perspective.

The Dragon

Also known as The Devil. Number 15 in the deck.This card shows a huge dragon swooping down from the sky towards a brave Eggplant Knight holding his lance aloft.Dragon, hear my plea.
My Self-Determination known, so mote it be.Keywords: Ambition, Indulgence, Extravagance, Hedonism, Abuse of Power.
Description: While Ishgard's relationship with dragonkind has improved over the seasons, the Dragon card still stands for basic selfish instincts, rampant lust, and greed in this spread. This ferocious energy can, however, also be a creative power. If we are strong enough to control it.The card reminds us that we all have a Dragon in our souls - we can't just blame our negative impulses on external forces alone. It is important to recognize them so we can learn to control our darker aspects. The Dragon warns us against letting ourselves be misguided, not to emphasize psychical pleasures and satisfaction, or to not only chase one's own desires in a way that is detrimental to oneself and others.Perhaps you've made the wrong choices or are unclear about another's motivations. Start taking steps to end an unhealthy situation.The reversed Dragon suggests that you've come to realize that negative habits or egotistical choices have led you down an unhappy path.

The Tower

Also known as The Tower. Number 16 in the deck.This card shows and Ishgardian-style tower that is not just on fire but is also being struck by lightning. Several types of Mandragora are falling from the building, understandably looking to be in distress.Tower, hear my plea.
My Change known, so mote it be.Keywords: Chaos, Disruption, Change, Destruction, Liberation.
Description: The Tower is the only building in the deck, and stands for the structures and walls we build to help make ourselves feel safe. These structures can be concrete, like our houses, abstract like the professional or social persona we show to the world, or emotional like the relationships that offer solace from the outside world.The Tower on this card is struck by lightning, showing a catastrophe that may level it to the ground. Something disruptive may happen, like the ending of a relationship or business venture, or something else that may make you lose faith in yourself.It is a destructive card, but perhaps there is also room for a change or liberation from the old. Once the structures we've build around ourselves are destroyed there may be room for other, better things to take their place. A better way of life is possible.The Tower in reverse suggests an unpleasant event that happens as the result of your own actions, or that you're in denial and are trying to avoid the inevitable. It is time to face reality.

The Star

Also known as The Star. Number 17 in the deck.The first of the celestial cards is the star, a symbol important for divination in varying different schools of magic. There are many such stars in the night's sky depicted here, with several Mandragora gazing up at them from the ground.Star, hear my plea.
My Inspiration known, so mote it be.Keywords: Inspiration, Idealism, Support, Insight, Spiritual Love.
Description: The Star is a spiritual symbol that shows us the way to a better future. It depicts belief, either in a higher power, ourselves, in an ideal or new idea. It represents that part of ourselves that has hope even when all seems lost.The Star often appears in troublesome times to tell you that the worst is behind you. It encourages you to believe that life will get better. Be open to the help of others, either from other people or from the universe.This card may indicate that you're about to walk down a path leading to spiritual or creative satisfaction. Don't forget that the Star is not concerned with the material down-to-Eorzea side of life. It could be your task to find a way to combine your idealism with the practical.The Star in reverse may indicate the presence of self-interest or the loss of an ideal. Perhaps a relationship or idea is losing its shine and you are becoming aware of problems that you previously didn't notice.

The Moon

Also known as The Moon. Number 18 in the deck.A dark forest is set in silhouette by the huge silvery white face of the Moon. She is not alone. The second moon sits next to her, smaller but no less bright, even though that satellite has long since fallen from the skies. Mandragora sit on several of the branches, presumably gazing up at the Moon though like the trees themselves only their shape is visible against the silver shine.Moon, hear my plea.
My Discomfort known, so mote it be.Keywords: Intuition, Creativity, Misunderstanding, Discomfort, Insecurity.
Description: The Moon is linked to the subconscious. This is based on old beliefs that Spoken behaviour is influenced by her cycles. Her appearance in a spread often indicates a time of confusion caused by an inability to fathom the depths of our subconscious.The Moon may appear when you're experiencing particularly vivid dreams, or when you feel drawn towards meditation, soothsaying, or psychotherapy - all thing that can give you more insight into yourself.Perhaps you're feeling restless or emotional. Or perhaps you're insecure about your emotions. The best solution in those cases is often to just embrace the insecurity, explore your inner psyche as best as you can and postpone any decisive actions to the next phase of the Moon.The Moon in reverse tells us that a situation that seems clear might be an illusion.The lack of clarity may cause trouble, so think carefully before you speak and avoid getting drawn into useless discussions. Listen to you inner voice - someone is deceiving you.

The Sun

Also known as The Sun. Number 19 in the deck.The Sun shines brightly over a field of Mandragora with sunflowers on theirs heads. They soak in its warm rays with a sense of bliss on their faces.Sun, hear my plea.
My Self-Determination known, so mote it be.Keywords: Breakthrough, Boost, Good Health, Freedom, Achievement.
Description: The Sun is hailed in myths and stories for her vital tole in maintaining life. When she appears in your spread you'll know you'll have the enthusiasm and vitality to handle anything that may come across your path.The Sun shows us that is is your time to shine, and that the circumstances are in your favour. There might be a promotion or other kind of small fortune coming, or perhaps others are drawn to the energy you're radiating at the moment. It is a wonderful time for socializing and fun. Do not waste this opportunity. This is a moment where you are the center of the universe, and in that moment our desires become feasable and we should enjoy the moment.The Sun in reverse can indicate that we may be shining so brightly that we're blinding others. Be ware that you're not coming across as arrogant or superior to others. It may also mean that your light is fading. Chances may slip away just like the light of the Sun pales when she sets.

Judgement

Also known as Judgement. Number 20 in the deck.The Mandragora King and Queen sit opposed each other, looking up to were a figure sits high above them on grey cloud. The figure is hard to make out against the glare of the sun behind them, but appears to be humanoid and vaguely femine in shape. She is a person of great significance, and the only humanoid figure in the deck. Some Ishgardians might recognize her as Halone, though others may interpret her in a different light.Judgement, hear my plea.
My Responsibility known, so mote it be.Keywords: Responsibility, Decisions, Forgiveness, Liability, Confidence.
Description: Life is full of possibility, but some decisions are final. Judgement is the one that rules over such decisions. They can be very important, including big life decisions, but they may also be small and almost insignificant in comparison. What they all have in common is that once a position has been chosen there is no way back.If this card was drawn as part of a spread it is important to look at the surrounding cards to see where Judgement is needed. If drawn with the Lovers, for example, it indicated a decision in the relationship department is needed. If drawn with the Artichoke Archbishop, it may indicate the importance of remaining loyal to your convictions.Whatever the decision may be; you are ready to balance your strengths and weaknesses. This card ensures you that your judgement is sound, with the perfect balance twixt you intuitive self and your logical thinking mind.Judgement in reverse may indicate that a fear of making decisions or being too reliant on the opinions of others can lead you to missing an opportunity.

Hydaelyn

Also known as The World. Number 21 in the deck.This card shows a map of the world, though its focus is on Eorzea and the surrounding continents, with Ishgard at its center. It is still called Hydaelyn in this deck, even if some people have started calling it Etheirys.Hydaelyn, hear my plea.
My Belonging known, so mote it be.Keywords: A Goal Reached, Achievement, Efforts Rewarded, The End of a Cycle, Belonging.
Description: Hydaelyn is the last card in the Major Arcana and symbolizes a climax, like the end of a journey or reaching a goal you've worked on for a long time. The globe of the world embodies a completed circle, but is simultaneously a reminder that the end of one journey means the start of another.When this card shows itself to you it shows a moment in your life where a wanted destination had been reached. This is the moment to breathe and appreciate that.Perhaps it is time to give something back to the people who have helped you get here. You may experience a new sense of connection and belonging and can express this by being friendly to others or a form of charity.This card may also indicate that a long journey abroad is about to begin.Hydaelyn in reverse suggests you feel like you're standing still, or you're scared of new possibilities. If you've reached a goal you may feel blocked or insecure about the next step you should take.

Tips from our staff

Maudine: "The card you drew may hold a special message for you, so we had linkpearls set into their artwork. You may contact me for more insight, or to set up a proper reading."

• Carrd: Maudine

Ace of Wands

Aces represent the heart of the matter and point to potential in its purest form.Keywords for the Ace of Wands: Inspiration, Breakthrough, Ignition.
Description: The card of ideas. The Ace of Wands predicts a wave of creative energy that may change your lot in life. Be on the lookout for new insights, sudden inspiration or simply a feeling of restlessness. This means you're at the precipice of a new adventure.An inheritance or unexpected bonus can set things into motion.In Reverse: A lack of motivation, or the feeling that you're stuck in a rut, may cause creative ideas to die before they go anywhere. Perhaps you're just too busy. Taking a break can be a good move.

Two of Wands

Twos represent balance or exchange, a choice between different paths, or a meeting between two people.Keywords for the Two of Wands: Effort, Planning, Preparation.
Description: You have to keep making an effort to make a new idea flourish. Believe in your potential and take brave steps to realize it. The world lies at your feet.This card represents a choice, to continue with what you already know or to go into a new direction.
A new and and fruitful collaboration lies ahead.In Reverse: Be careful. Plans have not been thought out thoroughly and there may be some miscommunication. An idea may result in an anticlimax or disappointment.

Three of Wands

Threes represent group unity or a third party; development.Keywords for the Three of Wands: Vision, New Perspectives, Exploration.
Description: This card suggests that your plans are progressing or that a short-term goal has been reached. Mind that you consider the long-term and embrace the changes that are needed for that.Travel, study and new undertakings are good for you. Assistance or a collaboration can help set you on the right path.In Reverse: Your energy may be spread thin or is wasted, so collect your strengths and set a new course. Be careful of those that are offering to help, they might become a hindrance.

Four of Wands

Fours represent stability and consolidation or firmness.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Feast, Milestone, Fulfillment.Description: A festive card that stands for completion, perhaps you've finished a (work) project, artwork, or renovation.Harmony and happiness rule, and there might be a new lover or a new house in your life. Fractions will be healed and mistakes will be left to the past as you go into a happier phase.In Reverse: More effort is needed to achieve the desired results. There might be conflicts at home and instability at work or in a relationship.

Five of Wands

Fives represent change, expansion, disruption and difficulties.Keywords for the Five of Wands: Rivalry, Competition, Conflicts.
Description: Conflicts are an every day occurrence, especially at work. This doesn't necessarily have to be bad; competition can encourage you to greater things and challenges can force you to reconsider things. This card does warn caution, however. Is it possible that everyone is just playing pointless mind games?In Reverse: Anxieties might be a thing of the past, but now you have to deal with their consequences. Weaker coworkers may be manipulating things to gain an advantage.

Six of Wands

Sixes represent goodbyes; getting up and moving on.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Triumph, Reward, Praise.
Description: This card stands for victory after a period of hard work or a setback. You can expect more than just personal satisfaction; public acknowledgement of your achievements is coming. This can be in the form of a promotion, attention from the public, a reward, or a new contract. Enjoy the moment, or take a vacation, because it will take hard work to keep this newly earned position.In Reverse: Remember that pride comes before the fall. Don't gloat or boast too much about your success. Other people's envy can cause problems later down the line.

Seven of Wands

Sevens represent higher purpose, change, opposition and conflict.Keywords for the Five of Wands: Self-protection, Opposition.
Description: Whenever you achieve success, a challenge is soon to rise. This card suggests you've achieved a position of prestige and respect. Those who are on top of the ladder will always meet opposition however. Be steadfast and consolidate what you've achieved before moving on. Confidence is crucial when you're trying to defend your hard-earned position.In Reverse: Be prepared for negativity or open hostility. Stand your ground.

Eight of Wands

Eights represent defeat, boundaries and the recognition of limits.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Movement, Progress, Travel.
Description: Your creative energy is at a peak and everything goes quickly. Projects are finished at record speed. New, exciting opportunities present themselves and you may be going on a trip. Make sure that you're channeling this energy well, instead of letting it flow in too many directions or wasting it on unimportant matters.In Reverse: Rushing along in a dash can create problems. There will be disruptions and delays. Practice patience.

Nine of Wands

Nines represent the achieving and satisfying of a desire or multiple desires.Keywords for the Five of Wands: Setback, Trial, Resilience.Description: A long cherished goal that you've worked towards is in sight, but there's one last obstacle to overcome. This card suggests that you have to tap into your inner reserves and save your energy for that one last push. The right choices have been made. All that remains is to be steadfast and to trust that things will work out.In Reverse: There is resistance and it might be that your approach isn't working or that your goals are unrealistic. The solution may be in compromise.

Ten of Wands

Tens represent the climax, the full manifestation of the idea that was suggested with the Ace.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Responsibilities, Burden, Consequences.
Description: This card appears when you're exhausted but can't rest just yet because the endpoint of a goal is in sight. Or perhaps a project has been so successful that you've been left with extra responsibilities that turn out to be a big burden. You have to set priorities and delegate.In Reverse: Big compromises are needed and not all goals will be achieved. Other are putting an unreasonable weight on your shoulders or blame you for their own problems.

Squire of Wands

Squires represent a young person and childlike qualities like curiosity and happiness.Keywords for the Five of Wands: Potential, Idea, New Start.
Description: The Squire of Wands represents a young person that is capable, but lacks a focused goal. They encourage you to recognize the first signs of a creative passion that can steer you into a new direction if you embrace it.This card may also indicate welcome news. Perhaps a birth, an interesting idea, or an intruiging project.In Reverse: You're being stopped by fear or a lack of ambition. Unexpressed creative energy can cause problems.

Knight of Wands

Knights represent a dynamic person that causes things to happen. They also stand for risks and passion.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Adventure, Enthusiasm, A Change of Course.
Description: You may find an impulsive and energetic person on your path who is determined to succeed and who can make others enthusiastic.This card may also be a sign that you crave excitement. The Knight may represent a move, a trip abroad, or a new undertaking; all outlets for the exuberant spirit that shakes up your world.In Reverse: Don't get carried away by someone else's drama or thoughtless plans. Think about the consequences of your actions. Obstacles or delays may be frustrating.

Lady of Wands

Ladies represent a protective and nourishing strength, emotional maturity or love.Keywords for the Five of Wands: Intuition, Warmth, Nourishment.
Description: The Lady of Wands represents a cordial, nourishing, self-assured person that may be very influential right now. This card stands for loyalty and intuition. You may need advice or help, or you may need to develop these aspects of your personality yourself.This card may also indicate success in a creative of business pursuit.In Reverse: An adult that can be smothering and vain. Perhaps you've lost your confidence or are too reliant on others. Have faith.

Lord of Wands

Lords represent an authoritative, brave, successful person, and taking charge.Keywords for the Four of Wands: Taking Charge, Authority, Vision.
Description: This card is about leadership. The Lord of Wands may indicate the presence of a strong and charismatic person in your life who may take charge during changes. He may also indicate that you should embrace that part of yourself and accept a challenge, or bring an idea to a good end.In Reverse: An arrogant leader can endanger the success of a project or undertaking, be prepared. Ask yourself if you're not ignoring others as you strive to achieve something.

Ace of Crystals

Aces represent the heart of the matter and point to potential in its purest form.Keywords for the Ace of Crystals: Comfort, Pleasure, Abundance.
Description: All Aces point towards a beginning. The Ace of Crystals, who concern themselves with security and worldly pursuits, indicates prosperity. You have the means to reach a goal, perhaps thanks to a gift or inheritance.The presence of this card may also indicate that a new enterprise may deliver results.In Reverse: Money may not bring happiness or wealth is being wasted. There might be an illness, or perhaps you're too focused on material wealth.

Two of Crystals

Twos represent balance or exchange, a choice between different paths, or a meeting between two people.Keywords for the Two of Crystals: Adaptability, Balance, Skill.
Description: This card calls for flexibility, as there may be contradictory needs that you want to see met. It advises you to keep your options open, because the right path is not yet clear. This is a good time to put things in order, so you can seize new opportunities when they present themselves.A financial risk may be worth the trouble.In Reverse: Maintaining a good balance is difficult, or an event from the past is casting a shadow on the present. Beware of big expenses or taking on too much.

Three of Crystals

Threes represent group unity or a third party; development.Keywords for the Three of Crystals: Recognition, Mastery, Application.Description: You may have achieved some success. This is pleasant, but ultimately not enough to fulfill you. You have to keep working for it. Teamwork may be important and help may come from a mentor or partner.This card may also indicate craftsmanship or artistic skills that will bring financial gain or recognition.In Reverse: You may feel underappreciated, and this may show in the financial rewards you're receiving. The work may not be done well or perhaps there's not enough focus or skill invested into it.

Four of Crystals

Fours represent stability and consolidation or firmness.Keywords for the Four of Crystals: Material Success, Stability, Satisfaction.
Description: Past efforts are affording a certain amount of financial stability and status, which may give you a sense of pride and happiness. It is a strong base to keep building upon. Do be wary that you're not clinging too tightly to what you already have, because greed may get in the way or progress.In Reverse: A stingy attitude may block your ability to move forwards in a relationship, a project, or life in general.

Five of Crystals

Fives represent change, expansion, disruption and difficulties.Keywords for the Five of Crystals: (Money) Shortage, Debt, Loss of Status.
Description: This card may indicate a period of financial adversity, which can lead to feelings of self-doubt. Perhaps you're isolating yourself out of shame or maybe you're being avoided by judgmental others.It may also indicate that emotions that are ruling over the intellect may cause sadness or disappointment and may cause spiritual loneliness.In Reverse: Perhaps you need to accept outside help, even if it hurts your pride. The end of a period of troubles and debt is in sight. Now is the time to heal your wounds and recover.

Six of Crystals

Sixes represent goodbyes; getting up and moving on.Keywords for the Four of Crystals: Give And Take, Balance, Harmony.Description: Confidence may be returning after a difficult period. Collaboration and teamwork benefit everyone, both in business arrangements and personal relationships. You're achieving success in worldly matters, but you have to remain generous towards others. You know all too well what it's like to be on the other side.In Reverse: there may be an imbalance; you're either giving too much or too little, or perhaps there are conditions attached. Financial inequality leads to dissatisfaction.

Tips from our staff

Maudine: "The card you drew may hold a special message for you, so we had linkpearls set into their artwork. You may contact me for more insight, or to set up a proper reading."

• Carrd: Maudine

Charms

An example list of the charms on offer. All of these are enchanted with cosmetic charms unless otherwise stated. Looking for something specific? Don't be shy and inquire with Gwenolie.THE ROSE: In silver or cut from crystal or gem, the rose is often considered a symbol of romantic love.STARS: Comes in a variety of styles, from simple silver or rosegolden stars to elaborately crafted around a glittering starstone to give that impression of looking into the cosmos.STARS: Comes in a variety of styles, from simple silver or rosegolden stars to elaborately crafted around a glittering starstone to give that impression of looking into the cosmos.

THE ROSE: In silver or cut from crystal or gem, the rose is often considered a symbol of romantic love. Ours are enchanted with cosmetic glamours, look your best while searching for that special someone.STARS: Also in a variety of styles, from simple silver or rosegolden stars to elaborately crafted around a glittering starstone to give that impression of looking into the cosmos. Often melded with materia or enchanted to help increase one's focus, so one may face the future with a raised head.

Sample cosmetic charms

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