Get Jill Wagner’s ‘Mystery 101’ Necklace, Hallmark Christmas Movie Fashion And More

Have you always wondered where the fashion you see in Hallmark movies is available to buy? Well, now you can get yourself, or the Hallmarkie in your life, an outfit from a past (or future) Hallmark movie, while helping raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, thanks to Jill Wagner’s Closet For A Cure online auction.

"Hello friends! Thanks for stopping by my auction!! I do the LIGHT THE NIGHT walk for LLS every year to raise awareness and help find a cure for ALL blood cancers,” Wagner wrote on her eBay auction page.

“I do this in my cousin’s honor as she beat Leukemia due to the amazing research that LLS has been able to accomplish with our donations. I hope you can find some goodies that you like on my site and just know that you are helping such a great cause! I heart you all and truly appreciate it!!”

The actress has 34 items up for grabs, including clothes from some of her Hallmark movies.

Did you love that scalloped-neck royal blue dress she wore in “Mystery 101: Dead Talk”? How about that leather jacket from the end of “Christmas in Evergreen: Letters to Santa”? Excited about her new Hallmark Christmas movie, “Christmas Wishes & Mistletoe Kisses,” and want to pick up a red velvet dress she wore in it before the movie even airs?

You’re in luck because Wagner has all of those items up for sale and more! Make sure to check the clothing sizes at the bottom of each item listing before buying to make sure they’re the right fit.

If none of the clothes are your style or size, don’t worry because there are plenty of other Wagner-owned items for you to bid on.

From signed water bottles and totes to hats and posters, she has a bunch of autographed memorabilia available to purchase.

Plus, she also has a very special item for “Mystery 101” fans. One lucky Sleuther can get their hands on a new magnifying glass necklace, like the one Amy Winslow (Wagner) wears in the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries series.

Of the specialty item, she wrote, “The wardrobe dept. of ‘Mystery 101’ gave this to me to auction off. It’s like the one I wore on the show, [but] it was the backup. I can sign the glass with a sharpie if you would like.”

If you’ve always wanted to own a piece of Hallmark movie history for yourself, head on over to Wagner’s auction and bid on your favorite item. But don’t take too long deciding which piece to buy because the sale ends Thursday at 1 p.m. EDT.