Decor and adornment replicated from art and artifacts around the world: Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Hindu, Asian, African, Aztec, medieval, and a touch of abstract modern are scattered throughout pages of historically-inspired jewelry and housewares. Loads of statuary from Buddha to Beethoven, the games include mummy bridge decks, the gadgetry runs towards sundials and hourglasses, and Frank Lloyd wright pops up in the earrings. Thanks Neil!
Museum Store Company11.25.2009 @ 2:11 pm UTC by lilah wildLunarra Star8.26.2009 @ 8:21 pm UTC by lilah wild
The Gearhead Factory5.5.2009 @ 6:25 pm UTC by lilah wild
Willow Jewelry3.17.2009 @ 6:09 pm UTC by lilah wild
Badali Jewelry Specialties3.10.2009 @ 8:06 pm UTC by lilah wild
Mysterium Jewellery2.27.2009 @ 9:09 pm UTC by lilah wild
Tunrida Craft & Design2.2.2009 @ 6:25 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Twinkling things made of of teacups and fairytales. Much of the jewelry is pictorial – a whole section is devoted to Alice in Wonderland – mixed up with cameos and lockets and sterling charms and bottles of sparkly dust, occasionally detouring into the rainbow arrangements of chakra pieces. 
Jewelry fashioned from dichrotic glass and watch parts, sometimes at the same time, making for some colorful steampunk pieces that appear to be powered by gemstones. Dominos remade into floral tableaux, glass-fronted lockets, polymer clay turned psychedelic and goddess-faced and wrapped in tribal wire, and plain old timepiece designs for the mad scientist purists. Custom welcome.
Intricate fantasy adornments where gemstones appear as moons in the sky, the bellies of goddesses, or the treasure of dragons, hugged with Celtic knotwork, animal totems, and pentacles. Cuff bracelets, rings, and pendants, with the option to swap in the gemstone of your choice, and custom is welcome.
An impressive array of sparklies that mix spirituality with fandom. Trilobites taken from fossils, goddesses, runes, knotwork, scarabs, and…Kokopelli engaging in extreme sports. Cthulhu cufflinks, Mana pendants, pirate coins, Ouroboros earrings, “geek tags,” and swirls of Elvishness predominate, punctuated with medieval fleur-de-lys and goth battiness. Thanks, Lois!
Unusual and ornate pagan jewels drawing from Celtic, Wiccan, ceremonial, reiki, voodoo, Egyptian, and Viking symbology, with wild-winged angels and faerie and ornate priestess tiaras. Also greeting cards from a gaggle of fantasy artists, incense blends, runes, tarot decks, and other miscellaneous divination tools.
Occult jewelry and spiritual goods from Scandinavia, very Viking with Thor’s hammers and miniature rattles. The work is sprinkled throughout with gemstones, trailing from rugged amulets or arranged into graceful renaissance courtliness, and the altar plates are geared towards mostly Celtic symbology with a bit of general pentacle/triple goddess paganism. And this is the first time we’ve ever seen a rune set resemble a ring of car keys.
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