A cascade of glittering tears drop from the velvet-black roses of karmic love. With adjustable metal fastening.
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A cameo to foretell the fate of an endless love.
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The Black Book: a brass-fitted, pewter Medieval missal of a chained tome, to secrete-away the priceless photos and cuttings of a dark and private life; with black enamel.
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A dulcet garland of nature's bounties in chorus, signalling an underlying malevolence; on forest green organza ribbon, with cream rose & green Swarovski crystal 'pearls'.
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Green Sugar: a miniature, wearable token of a secret life; an Alchemy absinthe spoon, signifying an existence dedicated to hedonistic pleasure and sublime aestheticism; set with large, limpid Emerald green Swarovski crystal.
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The profile of a stunning, anonymous, young 19th century beauty; an encapsulated, highly polished pewter silhouette against jet black enamel, is decadently framed with a black chain swag and Swarovski crystals, with black enamel caskette droppers.
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A black and tortured heart in flight on the extended wings of fickleness. With black enamelled heart. Companion bracelet available, see A83
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Oathsworne passion, from now into immortality; a giant, 'bitten' Swarovski crystal heart, with red satin ribbon fastening.
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The unattainable black rose bleeds for what cannot be'; unique black pewter finish, studded with Swarovski crystals & hung on a satin and bead necklace.
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An emotive display of the delicate complexities of deep romance; with finely etched, brass tracery heart.
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A cascade of crystal blood pours from the cruel wounds of a tortured love; see matching earrings, E272.
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An C18th French, rococo-styled, asymmetrical Austrian crystal mount. On black ribbon with chain fastening.
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The antipathy of the ancient Iranian prophet sage Zoroaster's 'Moral Order'. A flamboyant Austrian crystal-laden baroque extravagance representing opulence and decadence. See E273 for matching earrings.
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Symbolising the tomb of the 17th Century Florentine Medicis, where the 'Seven Saints' represented the male members of the family in a painted panel by Lippi.
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A graphic representation of the subject or Poe's most celebrated and tragic narrative poem of the sane name, supernaturally lamenting the death of a young lover.
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The scry stone of the famous Elizabethan Magi, Dr. Dee, was stolen from Aztec priests and brought to Europe by the conquistadors. Features a Swarovski 27mm faceted, jet crystal which rotates to reveal an engraved Aztec calendar; suspended from 2 strings of sparkling crystals & surmounted by a display of olivine & jet crystals.
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A richly embellished heart locket, to take a memento picture with inner mirror, brass top hinges, magnetic catch and a unique 21 black bead and red ribbon necklace. Measures 2 high. Illustrating decoratively etched secret love poem; Where I am always thou art, Thy image lives within my heart.
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A splendour of crystals and enamel encrust this lavish icon to the suffering.
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A jewelled razor blade pendant symbolizing the tragedy and misery of love.
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Vampretta Pendant. Crystallised blood drips from the fangs at the throat. Item has a black ribbon tie.
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The Final nail (or stake) of death and judgement. Double sided with leather thong.
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Photo locket in the authentic, classic style of an Eastern Orthodox Church icon, with brass hinges and fasteners. To take two 20 x 30mm size pictures.
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The chilling sound of crying at the moon, with pearlescent white enamel.
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In two-tone, blackened pewter with polished mount. The Raven, the C.20th symbol of the undead. On 27 ball chain.
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Creature of the night in full flight. On split chain.
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