Posts Tagged ‘jewelry’
The Coolest Geeky Jewelry Ever
My friend Sarah pointed me to this round-up of the coolest geeky jewelry ever that Bianca Bosker posted on The Huffington Post. My favorite is definitely this pixelated Stolen Jewels collection by Mike and Maaike.
They explain, “Using google image search, we browsed through some of the most expensive and often famous jewelry in the world, the low-res images we found were stolen, doctored, then transferred to leather, creating a tangible new incarnation.”
Platinum Element Necklace
What girl doesn’t want a nice piece of platinum jewelry for Christmas? ShopGibberish is selling this perfectly geeky Platinum Element Necklace on etsy. It comes with the above pictured re-purposed Scrabble tile and a handmade envelope explaining your chosen element (other Periodic Table pendants are available).
Polymer Clay Twilight Book Earrings
Etys seller kishcraft made these amazingly tiny Twilight book earrings out of polymer clay. Tiny + Twilight = Awesome.
Pacman Ghost Fused Glass Pendant
Today while procrastinating on several things, I received an e-mail from Lindsey, directing me to her etsy shop. While I was in there poking around, I found this Pacman Ghost Fused Glass Pendant. He’s little, he’s cute, and you can wear him! Lindsey also makes a “Scared” Ghost pendant,and I have this funny little fantasy about wearing both of them on a necklace with a Pacman in between.
Dino Brooch
I was browsing around etsy looking for something new, and I ran across this really cool plexi-glass brooch by AaronJoseph. He describes the Dino Brooch as unisex and kid friendly, but I think “totally awesome” is more like it. And, the best thing is, you can wear your awesome Dino Brooch on any clothing because the dinosaur is held on by a magnet instead of a pin!
Doctor Who Blink Steampunk Necklace
JezebelCharms has an a amzing selection of the most beautiful sci fi inspired jewelry I have ever seen on display at her etsy shop! Just take a look at this Doctor Who Blink Steampunk Necklace, most Doctor Who charms are pretty obvious, but I don’t thinkI would blink (pardon the pun) if I saw this pretty piece on some one in office attire.
