Protection Amulet



The Protection Amulet protects the wearer and the person touching the wearer of all witches powers. It was given by the Warlock Anton to Pearl Russell, an evil witch and descendant of Melinda Warren, but was stolen years later by the Charmed Ones. It is unknown what the Charmed Ones did with the amulet afterwards, but it can be presumed that they kept it.

1924
Pearl Russell was given this amulet by her lover, the warlock Anton. It was to protect her from her cousins, Phoebe Bowen and P. Baxter. Whenever they attacked her, the amulet would suck up whatever was attacking her like when Phoebe attacked her with her Cryokinetic breath.

Phoebe Bowen and P. Baxter tore the amulet off of Pearl's neck after catching her and holding her down. A little girl named Christina Larson saw it lying on the floor. Right after they had torn it off, Phoebe and P. Baxter used a curse to kill their evil cousin and all of her future lives.

2000
In 2000, Phoebe Halliwell got warned by her past life Pearl Russell that her life was in danger. Phoebe therefore cast a spell that would take her to her past life. To know more she visited the only person alive that could remember what happend, Christina Larson. She told Phoebe and her sisters about a "pretty necklace" that got torn off the bad witch's neck and slid across the floor.

Phoebe cast the spell again and went looking for the necklace but could not find it. This was because the Warlock Anton had already taken it. To give herself more time to look for it, Phoebe switched lives with Pearl but in the present, Anton knew this and glamoured into Christina to trick Phoebe.

He gave the necklace to Pearl, who was now in Phoebe's body, and went to the Halliwell Manor to kill Prue and Piper. Their plan failed and the sisters vanquished Anton. They took the necklace off, allowing Phoebe to switch lives back and put it immediatly on once Phoebe had returned. The amulet glowed as it absorbed the curse and Phoebe was safe, but it is unknown what the sisters did with the amulet afterwards.