Showing posts with label Morticia necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morticia necklace. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Steampunk, Victorian and Romantic Era Jewelry

Hello, Devi here! Today we'll be discussing Steampunk and Victorian/Romantic Jewelry!

Steampunk jewelry and fashion came into prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s, and has rapidly become even more popular. Steampunk is a sub-genre of science fiction and speculative fiction, featuring elements of fantasy. It's based in the 19th century and often the Victorian era of England where steam power was widely used. Add the fictional technological inventions like those found in the works of H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, and you've got the Steampunk movement.

Adorn Me Jewelry carries quite a few steampunk pieces, and as with the rest of our items, we're always happy to make designs to your size specifications, whether extra small or petite, or extra large and supersize. One of our favorite design elements in our Steampunk line is Olivia Octopus. She's been featured in a number of necklaces and rings and in various jewelry backstory vignettes. The following pieces you can choose between gold or or silver tone.

The silver plated brass Olivia Octopus Mini Me Steampunk Filigree Adjustable Ring has been a popular seller. She rests atop an adjustable filigree ring shank and has a little rosey copper bindi on her forehead. More info and pics can be found here.
Our golden plated Olivia Octopus Mini Me Steampunk Perfume Locket Necklace has been distressed for an older look; again, a little copper bindi on her forehead. She adorns the front of an antiqued copper perfume locket and hangs from antiqued copper chain. More photos and info can be found here. She's also available in silver tone. Photos and information on our Silver tone Olivia Octopus Mini Me Steampunk Perfume Locket Necklace can be found here.

Another steampunk item AMJ carries is our Large Bumble Bee and Filigree Steampunk Plus Size Adjustable Ring. The highly detailed brass bumble bee has been plated with antiqued silver and was made from a vintage mold. The bee sits atop a lacy copper filigree ring. If you need her in a smaller sized ring, just contact us and we'll get you set up. More photos and information can be found here.

Adorn Me Jewelry carries a wide array of Victorian and Romantic Era jewelry. Charlotte Redux - a Vintage Romantic, Victorian Era necklace, named after author Charlotte Bronte, is one of them, and is on sale right now. This unique necklace features a large natural brass swallow stamping that is surrounded on each side by 1" long, clear, twisted, vintage lucite beads and antiqued brass colored lucite beads with an Art Nouvea floral design on etched antiqued brass chain. More photos and information can be found here.

Another one of our Romantic Era pieces is our Somewhere in Time, White Wedding - a Romantic Era Vintage Elements Necklace. While we say it's a wedding necklace, it can be worn for other occasions too :-). The focal point of this stunning necklace is a large, carved white celluloid rose that has been mounted on an antiqued brass filigree. Hanging below the rose is a faceted, baroque vintage crystal chandelier piece. The rose and chandelier piece are being held up by two smaller, round chandelier pieces and large antiqued brass ovals that lead to antiqued brass chain. It is finished off with a small crystal glass teardrop near the brass lobster claw clasp. More photos and information can be found here.

The last item we are going to feature today is our Morticia - Noir Victorian Lace Applique and Crystal Necklace. Adorn Me Jewelry's Morticia necklace features a beautiful black Venetian lace applique, two kinds of draped black chains, sparkly siam red Swarovski crystal teardrops and bicone cut crystals, red faceted Czech glass rounds and a jet baroque cut crystal. This is a stunning and an intricate piece of jewelry! More photos and information can be found here.

Our next shipping date is Saturday February 27, 2010. Happy shopping!!

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Etsy Front Page! Thank you!

Many thanks to Lauren, of leapinggazelle, whose romantic and treasury, "Blush" was chosen for the front page of Etsy this evening. And many, many thanks go out to the Etsy admin who chose it.

Our Morticia - Noir Victorian Lace Applique and Crystal Necklace got a lot of exposure, and it's always a kick seeing one of our items on the FP. Again, thank you! :c)

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Thanks for the Treasuries!

Loads of thanks go out to three Etsians for featuring Adorn Me Jewelry in their treasuries.

First is my sweet friend, Jeannie at Bead Stylin' who made a beautiful Val Day treasury with an elegant, dark spin on the theme. It's called My Dark Valentine and features, in part, our Morticia necklace. The rest of the artists featured are: tasifashion, countingstitches, franticmeerkat, JRoseAtelier, studio19, arosha, PetalMix, CricketsCreations, HautTotes, dkjewels and MADART. Thank you, Stylin'!!

The next treasury was created by Maria, or Wee, from Wee Bindery. It's a gorgeous purple -- amethyst purple really -- treasury called Amethyst is the Best. Being a huge fan of purple, I have to agree. :c)

Wee was kind enough to feature our Fatima, Faceted Amethyst Teardrop N
ecklace. Other artists also featured are: Dvora Schleffer, dkjewels, sleeks, TwinDreamCreations, LatigoMoon, SpringColors, lindesigns, FaeryDustArt, strandsoflight, midnightcoiler and tyarkoni. Thanks bunches, Wee!!

The final treasury is an elegant monochromatic composition created by Jaci at
ByTheWayside.
Jaci's treasury is a beautiful combination of blacks, whites and shades of gray. In this treasury she featured our Heavy Metal Rocker Earrings. Also featured are lindesigns, dkjewels, bazketmakr, awkward, simplyshay, tyarkoni, baharcollection, CrisketsCreations, The Apple, leapinggazelle and Waterrose. Thanks so much, Jaci!!

Many of the treasuries include team members from The Etsy Treasury Team, or ETTEAM, of which AM
J is a member. A nicer group of people you'll not find. Thank you, teamies! :c)

Come visit AMJ today at
www.AdornMeJewelry.etsy.com.