This awesome cuff bracelet is silver plated, and has a ladies' watch movement nestled in a cute filligree setting. In searching for steampunk jewelry, you'll notice that a lot of it involves using old watch movements -- and you'll also notice that a lot of it looks cheap. This pretty bracelet is well made, and is sure to grab attention for its uniqueness. At $36 plus shipping, this bracelet is worth the price for a great staple in your accessory wardrobe.
Find it here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21935780
Pick Number Two:
Its taking all of my monetary restraint not to buy this cute pendant. It features a genuinely vintage watch movement, and a tiny little silver propeller. It's all silver design makes it totally versatile, and it's got the perk of being an interesting piece that doesn't draw too much attention. A great way to show off your personality and accessory-savvy self at places where you might be expected to blend in and be boring, like work. If the look of this piece doesn't sell itself, the price will -- $34 plus shipping. Again, totally worth it for something that will remain a staple.
Find it here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29108870
Pick Number 3:
This seller on Etsy makes some of the most gorgeous Steampunk rings -- by far my favorites I've come across. If red and bronze aren't exactly your colors, this seller features several other rings with other beads and stones, and other wire colors. This ring surely makes a fashion statement, but not a tacky one. Rings are the one type of jewelry I personally tend to splurge on, so $35+shipping is more than reasonable for me. Especially because this ring (size 7.5) isn't adjustable -- you'll find in your steampunk searching ventures that many are cheaply made on adjustable ring bases. I don't know about you, but if I wanted an adjustable ring, I'd put a quarter in the machine at Taco Bell. At the time I'm posting this, the seller is running a Buy 2 Get 1 Free special, as long as the free item is $35 or under.
Find this item here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27998791
So there's what I have for you today. Happy steampunking! Next blog: handmade cosmetics.
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