Etsy Spotlight – steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards

Since I’ve recently become addicted to Etsy, I thought I’d have a go at doing a few product features (as opposed to the shop features I normally do). I’ve been finding lots of beautiful and unique items which will complete any wedding outfit, or are perfect as a pick-me-up treat for yourself (you hard-working goth, you Etsy Spotlight   steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards ) or a gift for a friend.

This is a bit of an experiment, so please tell me if you like seeing a range of items or you’d rather me continue featuring individual sellers, or you want a mix of both, or none at all.

Etsy Spotlight   steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards

Gothic Black Lace Earrings, $19, 20% OFF, from peling

These beautiful gothic earrings are handmade by Turkish jewellery maker peling from black lace and Czech crystals. She’s currently having a sale on her vintage-looking lace earrings, and I suggest that any readers who like these hop over there super fast before everything’s gone.

Etsy Spotlight   steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards

'Wish You Were Here' Grim Postcards, $11 set, from wirefox

Just what every well-faring goth needs, right? A set of ‘Wish You Were Here‘ postcards featuring exquisite prints from a 100 year old cemetary. I love wirefox‘s wry sense of humour. Her shop contains all sorts of treasures – fine art prints, bottle cap art, and other goodies.

Etsy Spotlight   steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards

Steampunk bracelet, $45 from GoGoGirlz

GoGoGirlz offers this unique steampunk bracelet made from recycled soda can tabs and antique watch parts. The clockface always reads 5 o’clock, which I like because it means work is over for the day Etsy Spotlight   steampunk and gothic jewellery and cemetary postcards The GoGoGirlz store is run by two really awesome mums (one with a last name starting with G, the other with O) who make some funky, chunky jewellery.

Three exquisite items from three radically different shops. I love them all. How about you?


1 Comment

  1. We confess to being very unhip to this, bit to each his own. We once provided sound reinforcement and dark, dark music for a Halloween wedding ceremony, on which occasion the bride was bedecked in black. Once again, to each his own, and carry on.

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