Striking retro flower design featuring an eye as a centrepiece with drop charms. It is made from various acrylics and engraved mirror detail carefully hand assembled against 3 mm wood base.
Eye detail adds centrepiece to each flower giving a surreal hippy vibe symbolising how sacred nature is. When worn it aims to bring the wearer a sense of positivity and protection. A very fun and unusual piece to add to your collection.
It measures a sweet 3.5 cm and suspended to a premium black velvet choker of 31 cm with a 3 inch extender. Choose from 4 colours – pink, purple, blue or orange.
Fun brooch design featuring a cute kitty getting prepared for Saint Patrick’s Day reading up on ”How to catch a Leprechaun”.
It measures 6cm wide with engraved and hand inked sections. The book is cut from a lovely emerald green marble perspex and suspended from an allergy free 18 inch chain.
Part of our Atomic Collection features these unique Dopamine and Serotonin molecules combined together as one necklac. Dopamine is. a neaurotransmitter chemical signal linked with love , passion and motivation. Serotonin is linked with well being and happiness. This is a lovely sentiment and would make a great gift for a loved one.
Each molecule charm is cut from black acrylic, secured onto a white base layer and embellished with swarovski crystals adding a touch of geek glam. The charms measure approx 4cm each and suspended from an allergy free silver plated chain of an overall 18 inch length.
Your purchase will be gift wrapped ready for giving or as a treat for yourself
Jareth is a white barn owl in flight inspired by the classic film The Labyrinth.
He is made from two layers of shimmer pearl white, mother of pearl, marble and gloss acrylic with engraved hand inked details, bright yellow and Swarovski jet crystal eyes.Jareth carries a crystal ball charm, heat formed to add a 3D element made from clear star glitter acrylic. The owl measures 10 cm in width and is available as a brooch or necklace. A must have for any Labyrinth fan.
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