Reading reviews of Spells by Aurora before paying? There’s a basic identity question to resolve first: which website and seller does each review actually describe?
A practical test: When someone says Aurora was wonderful—or terrible—ask for the exact site they ordered from. There’s no fair way to apply that review to a different business without establishing the connection.
First, which Aurora are the reviews about?
Similar names can turn a sincere review into a misleading one if it reaches the wrong business. Here’s why I’d be careful with this search.
At the time of this research, Spells By Aurora presents spells and readings, including abundance, cleansing, reconciliation-style and cord-cutting offerings. Its contact page identifies TikTok and Instagram handles using spellsbyaurora_.
Meanwhile Spells by Aura is another storefront offering relationship spells and readings, and it displays reviews associated with an Etsy shop. The two domains are not proof of one business. I could not confirm a shared operator or a documented transfer between them.
Here’s a concrete clue: the Spells By Aurora contact page lists [email protected], while the Spells by Aura contact page lists [email protected]. Different email addresses do not prove different ownership, but they make it even more important to match a review to the actual checkout and seller.
What to check before relying on somebody’s review
Read the exact domain the reviewer purchased from. Find the matching social handle on that domain. Confirm whether the website itself announces a rebrand and links to its predecessor. Check whether the policies and contact details agree.
Then verify the service and its terms on that same domain: exactly what’s delivered, how work is completed, whether readings cost extra and how refunds are handled. If a site says it changed names, look for a clear explanation from the business itself.
There is public discussion of Spells by Aurora on Reddit. Unless the commenters establish which website and seller they mean, I would resist treating their experiences as a definitive review of either operation.
My opinion
A borrowed or nearly identical name can make even genuine customer feedback hard to interpret. That’s why I would want a precise purchase URL before drawing conclusions.
I’m Lilly of Seductive Spells, a competing provider. I haven’t observed either seller’s private work and won’t merge their reputations on a hunch. If you want to compare a clearly identified offer with ours, read our service terms and our Love Spells, or tell me what you’re comparing.
— Lilly
Public sites checked November 10, 2026. I have not confirmed that the similarly named businesses share an owner, so their reviews are not interchangeable.