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Handcrafted Mini Spoon Necklaces and psychedelic accessories including Ear stretchers, Earings, Hair Beads and More. A variety of psychedelic designs in bright geometric patterns. UV reactive, and original ranges.
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Broad Street, BS1, Bristol, United Kingdom
- Instagram & Tik Tok @spoonvoodoo
- spoonvoodoo.com
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Absolutely love my spoon voodoo necklaces! Super cute and cool as :) Can't wait to use them at Boomtown and will definitely purchase more in future as there are too many colours to choose from!
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Colourful, tactile, does the job😉. Arrived early, great service and no problems at all, would recommend if you want a swift turn round.
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