Steampunk Jewellery

Time for Tea

2011-05-14T10:44:00.001-07:00

There are stories of a far off land where it is never jam tomorrow but always jam today, a magical place where earl grey, darjeeling and english breakfast are treated with utmost respect. Oh for the glorious chink of china cups and saucers, perhaps a slice of cake or some scones.
To celebrate tea time in all it's lovely forms, a selection of wearable object d'art including Miss Maisies patissieriemonitor necklace, (which will ensure you are never late for your brew), and matching earbobs are available here.

Steampunk Emporium Book

2011-04-15T10:48:00.000-07:00

My New Book is Available on Pre-Order, Now!

My latest book is now for sale, detailing some of the super things I've seen on my travels around the Steampunk globe and how to craft them yourself! We're all terribly excited. It features many of my favourite pieces and some of my excellent Steampunk friends. We (at Dickens and Rivet) would love to know what you think!

"This title covers Victorian charm and steam-powered machinery parts with modern day elements and technology. Whether a converted steampunk enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this funky and fabulous book is the perfect practical introduction to the whimsical world of steampunk jewelry. Each of the five themed chapters has its own imaginative story, and the 20 different projects allow you to make characteristic pieces from decadent jewellery to wine charms. This highly visual book is packed with photography and design elements to give a real flavour of the steampunk process and readers are taught the beginning-level jewellery and related techniques."

Our Main Store

2010-07-27T14:31:00.000-07:00

Do please bear in mind that our main store, and assorted sundery items, are viewable here courtesy of the magical electrification of Aether.

Please note we are most happy to undertake comissions for similar pieces in colours/themes of your choice, please don't hesitate to enquire....

The Bohemian Collection

2009-03-04T16:04:00.000-08:00

Whilst in Paris, Mr Woppit started hanging out with a most disreputable bohemian crowd in Monmartre. They seemed to spend most of their time chatting up girls in the Moulin Rouge. Amongst them, however, were some rather talented Steam Punk artists.

Using symbololgy from their Fin de Siecle lives, they have created a most extraordinary selection of wearable art pieces. Ever far sighted, Dickens and Rivet have purchased the entire collection in the belief that they will one day be the antiquities of the future.

Emilly Ladybird disagrees strongly and while admitting they are quite pretty, thinks it unlikely they will be of any practical use "Come the apocalypse."

Gentle reader we leave you to decide on their future significance...

The Cavourite Collection

2009-03-04T16:03:00.000-08:00

It is well known that the first men on the moon were not, in fact, the first. Professor Cavors expedition found several items, apparantly abandoned in haste, which were immediately confiscated by the British Crown upon their return.

It was whilst on an entirely different mission in the vaults under Buckingham Palace, that Miss Ladybird and Mr Woppit came across evidence that it was the French who got to the moon first!

Investigating the items and documents further, a daring tale emerged, of a Balloon flight, financed by Marie Antoinette herself as a symbol of her pride in the French nation. Sadly the Aeronaughts were not to return despite ongoing signals into space which continue even today, overseen by the head of the Etoille Academie Francaise, M.Mesmer.

The news of the French achievement was not released as it was felt it might have a demoralising effect on The Great British Public. However Mr Woppit told his bohemian friends in Paris, and they printed a pamphlet, Le Monde got hold of the story and well, now everybody knows.

Only a few artifacts are currently offered for sale, but more may be added when the court are holidaying in Balmoral. They are all unique pieces and purchasers should be aware the cavorite gives off an unearthly glow in darkness.

Adventures in Time and Space

2009-03-04T16:02:00.000-08:00

A superb collection of alien artifacts, including two pure silver keys and two pieces of steampunk jewelry embellished with a strange symbol.

These pieces were all discovered by Miss Emilly Ladybird and Mr Woppit on a recent excursion to Eritraia. Whilst exploring a ruined city under the desert, they came across a race of amazing brass automatons who had crash landed many years ago, whilst exploring the universe.

Foiling the dastardly attempt of a thief to steal the automatons source of power, (a beautiful purple stone which has the power to warp time itself! ) Miss Ladybird has gone in search of other objects which may be related to the stone.

They all now reside in safe (ish) hands, although the finding of similar pure silver pieces may be accepted as a commission.

Clockwork Hearts

2009-03-04T16:00:00.000-08:00

Once upon a time there lived a beautiful punchcard princess. This petite girl had been created out of clockwork and doll parts by a wise and clever toy maker. She lived in a castle far away and no one ever came to visit.

The clever toy maker had made her all manner of beautiful things, to replace her worn cogs and springs. He always intended to make her some friends when he returned from his long journey. Many centuries went by and the little princess continued to tend her roses and dance in the empty ballroom, till one day a knock on the castle door brought a whole bevy of clockwork girls, all created by the wise toymaker (who for all we know, still roams the world making marvelous mechanical maidens).

This collection of steampunk jewelery Is unashamedly feminine and romantic. The pieces were all personally donated by these wonderful clockwork creations, who wish to remain secluded in their far off chateau till the toymaker returns, eating English toffee and drinking mineral oil...

Radientorum

2009-03-04T15:59:00.000-08:00

Lunar Devices.

The Radientorum was designed by Sir Charles Darley to provide a consistent calibration of the luminosity of Moon Opals. These fabulously rare gems were brought back by Mr Bedford from the moon in 1890, and in recognition of their unique glowing properties the Radientorum was named.

Only 30 of these shimmering gems are in existence, each one cut from the solid piece of opal brought retrived by Bedford. If held to a bright light source and then taken into darkness, the opal will glow with reflected light, exactly as the moon does.

Obviously it is because of the high density of opal on the moon that we can see it glowing in the night sky. This mineral diminishes and grows as larger or smaller sections of the moon are recharged by the suns light.

It is unknown how many Radientorums were made by Sir Charles, several are certainly in private collections and one was presented to her majesty queen Victoria. Those on offer here represent part of a private collection sold by the stellar explorer Phoebe Dalrymple, who led the expedition to recover Professor Cavor in 1892. They have been incorporated into spectacular pieces of Steampunk Jewellery

Necrometers

2009-03-04T15:58:00.000-08:00

Vampyric Detection.

This device was banned in 1643 as it was believed it could predict the manner and date of a wearer’s death. Sadly many fine examples were destroyed in the subsequent witch hunt.

It was only when an ancient technical manual called 'The Mutus Liber' was discovered in the attic of a chateaux in Guttenberg that it’s true function became clear.

The fine mechanisms made in 1835 by Bartholomew Stevenson accurately displayed the amount of life force contained within an individual. Thus on a young and vigorous individual the reading was high, while often the infirm or elderly would show a low reading, giving rise to the mistaken belief that it could foretell imminent death. It has had some use in the hands of the Harley St practitioners but, perhaps due to the macabre connections it has never really become popular. It should perhaps be renamed a 'Vitalemeter', but the older name has stuck.

It was used with much success by Mrs Harker for the discernment of undead who invariably gave a life force reading of zero. Those offered for sale here were recovered from a Transylvanian Schloss in 1832 and have been on loan to the British museum by the current, anonymous owner and vendor.

It is believed that one of these items may be Mrs Harkers very own model of Steampunk Jewellery.

Occultumoscope

2009-03-04T15:57:00.000-08:00

Oriental Artefacts.

Taken from the Latin word Occult, meaning “hidden” this gadget was created by Lt. Henry Harman. He hoped it would help the legendary pundit, Kintup’s, foray into Tibet as part of the Royal geographical Surveys secret map making expedition. He believed it might enable Kintup to disappear from unfriendly eyes whilst on his mission.

In 1880 Kintup discovered an immense waterfall in Tibet, near the Assam border; behind the waterfall he was able to discern a "great city full of beautiful buildings". Others in the party without the use of the Occultumoscope were unable to see anything beyond the hurtling water. Despite Kintup’s insistence that they should try and reach the city, the others in the party refused to continue and Kintup sadly bade farewell to Shangri–La. He was never to return.

Lt. Harman, meanwhile, had more of the Scopes made, believing them to be of use to agents in the field. Their ability to make the wearer invisible however was fairly inconsistent leading to some embarrassing diplomatic incidents and their only true function appears to reveal the hidden city of Shangri–La.

As Tibet’s borders remain firmly closed, the Geographical Society has decided to sell much of its equipment, including these devices.

Phantasmagoricallibration Devices

2009-03-04T15:55:00.000-08:00

Fey Divination.

After Sir Flinders Petrie and the Company of Crimson closed the last door into the land of faerie, the devices made by 'The Company' were delivered into the hands of several “worthy guardians”.

It is only now, after the gates have been closed for many years, that these citizens (among them Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mr Jonathan Strange) have felt secure enough to explain the use of the few devices. Due to the demise of their previous owners and subsequent unwitting sale by their heirs, these items have now made their way into the wider world.

Designed by Dr Staunton and Prof Van Vaas, the objects were to make solid and viewable the parallel world of faerie. In this, they seem to have much the same basic principles as the Occultumoscope, however they were calibrated to see a different parallel resonance rather than the mysterious Shangri-La.

As the gates are now firmly locked between the two dimensions The Phantasmagoricalibration devices are now sadly no more than curios. Until such time as the world of faerie and mortals are rejoined, at which point of course they may become priceless. The ability to see beyond the glamour of faerie has long been an ideal, especially for the rescuing of those poor souls entrapped there by the “fair folk”.

Magnetic Cavourite Disk Broach

2009-03-02T14:55:00.000-08:00

This large piece displays a chunk of Cavourite and a crystal within a bronze disk. Reminiscent of jewellery from early civilisations, it is a regal piece.

It has a magentic fastening, enabling it to be worn without piercing any fabrics, or indeed the piece can simply be attached to any metalic surface for ornamentation.

The Cavourite gives off an unearthly glow in darkness.

£10

SteamPunk Necklace

2009-03-02T14:51:00.000-08:00

A classic symbol of Punks everywhere and anytime - the safety pin - is the focus of this pendant.The safety pin sparkles iridescently with roses and cogs on a purple background.

Popularised by Maison Westwood and Mme Vivienne, this is a homage to anarchists everywhere. Freedom, Beauty, Truth and Love!

Each pendant is a unique work of art and therefore there may be some very slight variations from the picture shown, but all brass fittings and velvet ribbons remain the same.

£15

Amour Necklace

2009-03-02T14:47:00.000-08:00

This delightful design of 'love-cogs' and roses in red, was created by a young artist whose lady friend died very sadly of consumption whilst we were in Paris.

It must be added that she did have a tendency to wander about with very little in the way of warm clothes, but it cannot be denied she was very beautiful and the star of the Moulin Rouge.

Each pendant is a unique work of art and therefore there may be some very slight variations from the picture shown, but all brass fittings and velvet ribbons remain the same.

£15

Absinthe Necklace

2009-03-02T14:42:00.000-08:00

The Bohemians seemed to drink a truly shocking amount of Absinthe. Enough to almost break the veil with the land of faerie, much to Miss Ladybirds horror. It was only by swatting the little green faeries back into the aether with a handy cricket bat, that Paris was saved from fey invasion.

Mr Woppit was too busy singing to help. This pendant features an absinthe bottle label along with cogs and roses.

Each pendant is a unique work of art and therefore there may be some very slight variations from the picture shown, but all brass fittings and velvet ribbons remain the same.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Necrometer Cravat Pin

2009-03-02T10:06:00.000-08:00

A large piece of "bloodstone" adorns a large brass cog, in this elegant cravat pin. This is a purely decorative pin, as worn by the Count St. Germaine when last seen at Cannes.

Rumors that it may be linked to his longevity are totally unfounded. Although it must be admitted since Miss Ladybird accquired the pin, little has been seen of The Count.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Versaille Cavorite Earrings

2009-03-02T09:49:00.000-08:00

Exquisite earrings in the Rococo style, from which are hung loops of tiny chains for a steampunk motif. They are topped by a pale mint pearl and Austrian crystal.

They were found in the pocket of a discarded Admirals jacket on the moon, perhaps a present for the Aether Captains mistress at the French court. The mystery of what happened to the explorers means we shall probably never know...

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Cavorite Court Necklace

2009-03-02T09:41:00.000-08:00

This exquisite necklace was obviously intended as a present for Marie Antoinette herself. As Louis XIV had styled himself The Sun King, so she hoped to become The Moon Queen.

It features a large piece of Cavorite set in a pretty locket with an Austrian crystal, no doubt to remind the queen of her homeland. The Steam Punk Pendant is hung from a set of exquisite cream and mint green pearls. Overall very dainty and Rococo in style.

The Cavourite gives off an unearthly glow in darkness

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

The Ranis key

2009-02-04T16:41:00.000-08:00

Another strange key, this one was found grasped in the paw of a koala bear. He was unwilling to give it up even for a large branch of eucalyptus, however it was eventually given into the safekeeping of a Moon Opal heiress from Adelaide.

It forms part of her not inconsiderable trousseau, her father is of course, well known inventor sir reginald dewsbury, creator of the everlasting ethernet.

We believe gentlemen have come from far and wide in order to duel for her hand in marriage. Let us hope the best man wins!

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Cravat pin of Rassilon

2009-02-04T15:23:00.001-08:00

A delightful gentlemans cravat pin in pure silver with stunning verdigris patina.

This piece was found adorning the neck wear of an Antipodean gentleman. He was most cagey about it's origins and we hear he eloped soon after with an heiress from Adelaide.

Their whereabouts is not currently known, but it is possible they are honeymooning on the aethership currently in orbit around Juno.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Whispered Romance

2009-02-04T15:23:00.000-08:00

A gorgeous asymmetric necklace, created from a vintage watch and brass filigree. It also has a tiny precious crystal heart and real pearls.

There are two brass chains on one side and one on the other from which the piece is suspended. This is the same chain which can be found in many of the mechanisms of the punchcard princesses, and they buy it 'by the mile' from a chain mine nearby.

It comes in a presentation jewel case .

Please note these steampunk devices are one-of-a-kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Steampunk Tiara

2009-02-04T15:16:00.001-08:00

This extraordinary tiara is created from brass wire and filligree, moon opals, iridescent crystal snowflakes and real gold pearls. Pieces of quartz tiny cogs and wheels and Swarovski crystals are also entwined.

It is is so tiny it can also be worn as a bracelet, measuring only two and a half inches in diameter.

The clockwork princesses all wear tiaras for their afternoon tea, and were most generous in loaning their visitors these beautiful objects.

Please note the devices are one-of-a-kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

£100

Princess Pendant

2009-02-04T15:10:00.001-08:00

This Pendant is owned by the delightful Miss Cornelia Rothschild, the punchcard princesses herself, who made me so welcome at her beautiful Caledonian chateau on the isle of Teslace.

An ornate brass punchcard is decorated with real pearls, pink crystals, a glass heart, a tiny silver corset and a spare key with which she can be wound every 50 years or so...

The whole ensemble is completely rust proof, she assures me, and will last her many centuries.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Clockwork Heart Choker

2009-02-04T15:05:00.001-08:00

A delightful pendant from pink, red, and turquoise mokume gane, shot through with silver leaf that sits atop a large brass tag. It hangs from a red satin ribbon and the ensemble is held together with a tiny brass cog and a garnet bead.

An absolutely beautiful example of the steampunk jewellery the mechanical maidens like to wear.

It comes in a presentation jewel case.

Please note the devices are one-of-a-kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Brass Roses Earrings

2009-02-04T15:01:00.001-08:00

These pretty earrings are made from a glass superconductor decorated with roses and finished with tiny brass hearts. Sadly the gear-filled princess to whom these belonged said they made her hair curl with static. Tests have shown they have no such side effects on human girls.

They come in a presentation jewel case .

Please note these steampunk jewelery items are one-of-a-kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Spare Heart Pin

2009-02-04T14:54:00.001-08:00

This useful broach holds 5 assorted spare hearts, in case of breakage (by accident or romance).

They come to auction hardly used at all, as the previous owner claimed to be "very careful with her heart". She no longer needs these, having obtained her dream of becoming "a real girl", thanks to a wishing pocket.

It comes in a presentation jewel case, please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Punchcard Princess Chatelaine

2009-02-04T14:27:00.001-08:00

This wonderful collection of essential maintenance pieces includes cogs, a garnet crystal, several spare hearts and a tiny crown, as well as a miniature brass punchcard with verdigris embellishment.

A beautiful present for any punchcard princess. It can be attached to a telephonic device or worn as a tassel from bag or chain.

It comes in a presentation jewel case .

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Please note these steampunk devices are one-of-a-kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Lockheart Earrings

2009-02-04T14:19:00.000-08:00

These beautiful earrings have a gorgeous engraved bronze heart, accompanied by Swarovski crystals in ruby and fuchsia.
A tiny lock dangles below.

The young lady to whom these belonged said the hearts were of exceptional durability, as she already had several spare ones she was quite happy to pass these on to someone who might need them.

They come in a presentation jewel case.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

The Stone of Rassilon

2009-02-04T13:40:00.001-08:00

This pendant has at its center an unusual purple stone with streaks of iridescence. This large and unusual Gem is curiously emblazoned with an ancient design in midnight ink. The design is reminiscent of a Celtic knot work hourglass. The stone is surrounded by delicate brass filigree and suspended from what seems to be a tiny star location instrument, creating overall a fascinating piece of steam punk jewelery.

It may perhaps be some sort of seal, those who have examined it carefully think the stone probably originated off earth, possibly falling to our own planet as a meteor? It now resides in a private collection.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

TARDIS key

2009-02-04T13:40:00.000-08:00

An extraordinary key-like device which was discovered sticking out of a police box in central London 1812.

It has tiny cogs and gears on one side, some embossed into and others raised from the surface. On the reverse it has a planetary conjunction, or perhaps a star chart? A leading expert, apparently a renowned Doctor, has confirmed it as a 'TARDIS key' but declined to explain or evaluated on the piece further.

It is constructed entirely in solid silver and measures only an inch and a half in length. An unusual addition to any steampunk jewellery collection.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Cavorite Tie Pin

2009-02-04T09:55:00.000-08:00

A large piece of Cavorite is bound to the pin by means of brass filligree and chain, while a substantial vintage steampunk cog provides ballast.

This pin was found at some distance from the aether ship, and the moon dust had been disturbed, so it is possible it came loose during an affray. But with whom? Martians? We can only guess...

The Cavourite gives off an unearthly glow in darkness.

Sorry thse are now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Van Vaas Phantasmagorical Device

2008-10-28T15:40:00.000-07:00

This piece was discovered in Africa. It has been suggested Van Vaas may have exchanged it for passage 'out of the rainforest' while researching 'the transdimensional effects of light within the aurora of local rainbows'.

A large oval pendant with stunning antique plate embedded with gems, it incorporates textured faux bone with a magical shimmering rainbow stone. It also has a huge real pearl drop (see large photographic plate)and comes in a presentation jewel case with sturdy chain for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this has now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

The Petrie Device

2008-10-28T15:35:00.000-07:00

Stunning antique parts combine with faux bone and this unusual rainbow gem in this pendant once owned by Mrs H Petrie.

It also has a huge real pearl drop (see large photographic plate) and comes in a presentation jewel case with sturdy chain for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Crescent Moon Phantasmagorical Device

2008-10-28T15:30:00.000-07:00

Such an unusual piece. Based around a brass moon shape, with two deep pink gems, it incorporates textured faux bone with a magical shimmering rainbow gem.

It also has a huge real pearl drop (see large photographic plate) and comes in a presentation jewel case with sturdy chain for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

£40

Small Radientorum

2008-10-28T15:20:00.001-07:00

Small, but perfectly formed, this device has all the details of the larger pieces but is barely an inch across. It should have passed to Phoebe Dalrymples daughter, but her disappearance while trying to reach Venus and subsequent estate debts now force it's sale...

It is created from genuine antique parts and comes in a presentation jewel case.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Large Radientorum

2008-10-28T15:13:00.000-07:00

This large Radientorum is offered for sale as a pendant.

Indicative of the year of it's creation it has a classical Art Noveau motif and a unique and glittering pyrite drop (see large photographic plate).

It comes in a presentation jewel case with sturdy chain for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

The Dalrymple Pocketwatch

2008-10-28T15:06:00.001-07:00

The largest single piece of Moon Opal in existence is contained within this petite case. Surrounded by Art noveau vines and tiny cogs, this is a truly gorgeous piece.

It is created from genuine antique parts and comes in a presentation jewel case.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this has now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Small Necrometer

2008-10-28T14:56:00.000-07:00

This discreet device was discovered in a secret hiding place under a floorboard at Boggle Hole near Whitby.

It is known The Company of Crimson visited that area and it is possible it is connected with the tragic tale of Lord Buffingtons sister...

It comes in a presentation jewel case with solid necklace for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.
Sorry this has now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Mina Harkers Necrometer

2008-10-28T14:53:00.001-07:00

This piece can only be Mina Harkers very own necrometer.

It has a very distinct motif, that of a creature in the order of Chiroptera. The strange gem is the largest in existence. It has a genuine Swarovski crystal droplet (see larger photographic plate).

It comes in a presentation jewel case with solid necklace for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Stevensons Necrometer

2008-10-28T14:46:00.001-07:00

This delightful pocketwatch style device was Stevensons 'original' machine.

It is presented with workings displayed and a hardened red viscous resin type heart (of substance unknown, and best unasked after).

It has a glass front (shown in large photographic image) and is created from genuine antique parts and comes in a presentation jewel case.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE

Kintups Small Scope

2008-10-28T14:41:00.001-07:00

Legend has it that this is Kintups own scope with which he saw Shangri-La....

It features faux turquoise, cinnabar and gunmetal combined with brass cogs.

It comes in a presentation jewel case with solid necklace for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

SOLD

Harmans Occultomoscope

2008-10-28T14:35:00.000-07:00

Believed to Belong to Lt Harman, this delightful machine features faux turquoise, cinnebar and gunmetal combined with brass cogs.

It comes in a presentation jewel case with solid necklace for occasional wear.

Please note the devices are one of a kind art pieces and should be worn with respect. Some edges may be sharp and gems fragile.

Sorry this piece is now sold out but more luscious pieces are available HERE