Witch bells, silver-toned witch bells, faerie bells, protection bells, bells for doors, witches bells, door hanger,

You cherish your home and sacred space, why not add a set to your front door, your bedroom, or spell working area.
These bells make a great housewarming gift for your favorite magickal person. Great for college dorms, as well.

Protect your hearth and home with these witch bells.
You asked and here they are!

Witch bells, also called faerie bells, have long been used to ward off evil spirits, the evil eye, etc.

Each of these witch bells is different and are all handmade and are OOAK.

This one is done in silver-toned metals.

I started with a silver-toned metal bangle. I used a bangle because it's large enough to fit over most doorknobs.

Attached to the bangle is a 1 inch flat split ring with a pentagram charm.

Hanging behind the ring are 5 strands of silver-toned chain.
Hanging from the chains are 13 bells, a large Goddess charm, 2 small Goddess charms, and 2 Green Man charms.

No spells or intentions have been placed on or used with, these bells. You must add your own.

I'm required to state that these bells are for symbolic use and not as physical protection. They are sold as a curio only and offer no physical protection. If you are in imminent physical danger, please notify the appropriate authorities or call 911.

I would use these indoors only. They are not made for outdoor use and will tarnish and/or rust.

You cherish your home and sacred space, why not add a set to your front door, your bedroom, or spell working area.
These bells make a great housewarming gift for your favorite magickal person. Great for college dorms, etc.

Place the bells on your doorknob and recite the following verse:

Guard our home
Bells on the door.
Let only blessings
Walk this floor.
Block all evil
and dark arts.
May only good
approach our hearts.

OR

Guard our home
Bell on the door.
Let evil spirits
Come no more.
Evil spells
Shall not be cast.
And may good fortune
Ever last.

Or simply write your own.
The power is in the intention behind the words, not the words themselves.
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INFO and ARTICLES

The purpose of, meaning, and use of bells varies widely between different cultures and traditions. It's generally understood that the ringing of a bell communicates as a message of some kind, whether to participate in religious beliefs or to entities in the spirit world. It's for this reason that bells are used in Wicca and other pagan paths. Some people refer to it as a "witches bell" to distinguish it from bells used for other purposes. The clear healing tone of the bell or bell's vibrations can banish unwanted spirits and/or negative energies, call in positive desired energies, and /or simply clear stagnant energy in any room throughout the home. So witch bells, also called protection bells, are hung on any door, (preferably the front door), to ward off bad vibes, the evil eye, and unwanted negativity. In Wiccan folklore, the ring of a bell is symbolic of creative forces, evoking good energy, and clear thoughts. Hung on doorknobs, and elsewhere within a house, of witches and others alike, Witch Bells are said to bring protection to a room or home. The bells ring or chime when the door opens or closes to frighten away negative spirits. Bells have been commonly used throughout history for purification and cleansing purposes. It's said that Faeries are known to love to jingle bells to announce their presence. It's also been said that the bells will repel any dark Fae. For this reason, they are also sometimes called "Faerie Bells". Bells can even be worn. They are attached to clothing, worn as amulets, and even hung around the necks of farm animals for protection from bad spirits. Shopkeepers hung bells over their thresholds, not so much as to alert them to customers coming in, but to protect their property and keep negative or evil spirits for entering their premises. Bells have many uses in witchcraft and spellwork. They disturb the vibrations of other energies and help reset. You can enchant the bells to offer protection or to simply bring cheer to your home whenever they ring. Bells are rung as a call to prayer in many religions. The purpose dates to times long ago when bells were used, even then, to ward of evil spirits.