Pandora has put a spell on Harry Potter fans by slashing the prices of its wizarding world themed charms - with some being up to 50 per cent cheaper.
Shoppers have been flocking to social media to share the magical purchases they have managed to find from the chains Harry Potter range.
The range was initially launched back in 2019 and featured charms inspired by the hit fantasy franchise, including mini character charms and house-inspired charms.
Like quite a few of Pandora's branded collections, the prices originally ranged somewhere between £35 and £55, whilst also featuring 14k rose gold and 18k gold plated items.
Luckily, the sale has seen a few of those popular charms slashed to just over £20, with some even lower than that.
One savvy shopper shared the sale to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Group on Facebook, where they explained that they had managed to save over a hundred pound.
Sharing a snap of their purchase, they wrote: "Pandora are discontinuing harry potter and they're all half price or less. You have to go in store. They are under the counter. I just saved over 100 pound."
The shopper went on to share that the Dobby charm was down to £21 from £45, while all the character charms were down to £13.
Other shoppers responded to the post by showcasing their own purchases, with one parent picking up the Harry Potter and Hermoine charms for £13.
They said: "My friend picked me up these two on Monday. I will have one very happy 11yr old at Christmas. £13 each."
Before wizarding fans can get upset, it looks like the reason for the lines discontinuation could be down to a possible new collection being launched in-stores soon.
The clearance sale looks to exclusively be available in-stores only, as there are only a couple of full priced items available the stores website.
Most shoppers have said that the sale is available in every Pandora store, but shoppers are being advised to check what stock their local store may have.
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