Elizabeth Bathory, known as The Blood Countess, may have more to do with Bram Stoker’s Dracula than Vlad the Impaler. Notes about her were found in Stoker’s papers, so he’d certainly heard of her!
In 1610 Hungary, local authorities began investigating the disappearance of local girls. Transylvanian Countess Elizabeth Bathory was subsequently imprisoned, walled into a tiny room with only a small slot to pass through food. In 1614 she was found dead in her cell. She’d been charged with murdering hundreds of young women, believing their blood would keep her young and beautiful.
This magnet features a pendant of the creepy Countess Bathory, made by handmadehorrors.etsy.com. The Countess is flanked by three genuine onyx replicas of her own black heart, accompanied by a cool little skull.
Put this spookycool magnet on your refrigerator, in your bedroom, in your office or even in your car.
The lining of this magnet is a deep red abstract watercolor, inside a round tin with a glass top.
The magnet is 2 ½” (6.4 cm) across and 1” (2.5) deep.
Check out this cool goth magnet. It’s got genuine black onyx hearts, a pewter bat and a skull inside. It also has three clear acrylic gems to give it a little sparkle. Put this spookycool magnet on your refrigerator, in your bedroom, in your office or even in your car.
The lining of this magnet is a deep red abstract watercolor, inside a round tin with a glass top.
The magnet is 2 ½” (6.4 cm) across and 1” (2.5) deep.
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