style number: 1977359
$24.95
The Raven also known as "Rabeschadel" Earring
"Rabeschadel" is German for "raven's skull"; the great black birds are famous for their prophetic powers and, as the eyes and ears of Odin, can foretell the future. Famous also for their protective powers, for example, in Middle Ages' Christian tradition, even the body of the martyred St. Vincent was forever preserved from desecration by a vigilant raven guard. Or perhaps you know of the raven from American writer Edgar Allan Poe's poem, The Raven.
A pair of authentically detailed miniature raven's skulls in polished pewter, fitted with surgical steel ear-posts.
$39.95
Inspired by Classic Scientific Instrument Design
Working miniature of Circa 18th instrument to measure the direct path of destiny between specified heavenly bodies; pewter and brass.
$34.95
Fibonacci's Golden Spiral Pendant
For 5,000 years the Golden Mean has been a central tenet of technology, and decoded by Fibonacci in the Middle Ages for the future exploitation of Dr. von Rosenstein and our Renaissance forefathers; the Fibonacci sequence is engraved upon the reverse.
A flat, antiqued pewter, Renaissance-style scientific instrument pendant in the form of a Nautilus shell, with overlaid etched brass detail. The necklace comes on a 21"chain.
$69.95
Inspired by Victorian Style:
A Victorian mad man's dream, or a futuristic creation of great ambition and genius? A monstrous, though benevolent, steam-powered mechanical dragon of frightening proportions, represents the might of industrial progress.