What a geek wedding!

Some of you might know that I make dice jewelry and accessories. Recently I've been trying to extend the range of products with dice. I've been making dice cufflinks for some time now and I've decided to make more wedding accessories. So besides dice cufflinks and dice jewelry such as earrings, necklaces and bracelets I've made garters with dice! I must admit that this was not my idea. I got it from one lovely lady who is getting married next year. She wrote to ma about wedding dice jewelry and accessories that I make, specifically with blue elven dice from Q-workshop. She also asked me if I can make a garter with a dice. Of course I thought this was a brilliant idea and I've made the garter as well as new set of jewelry, which I thought would better suit a wedding dress. The jewelry hasn't been posted anywhere else yet, all other accessories and more you can find in my Etsy shop. What do you think about this set? Would any of you wear dice jewelry for a wedding?
M.

Dice pedants

So I had the time today to make new dice pedants and here you can see the outcome:

nuclear k20 (glowes in the dark):

nuclear k12 (glowes in the dark):

elvish k20:

I drilled the holes in them myself and added suede strings and some metal parts.
The steampunk ones will need more time :)
You can buy those pedants in my etsy shop click here

New dices :)

yay! Finally new dices came today :) :) :)

I will make jewelry from them, earrings and necklaces/pedants, just like I did here:

Which one do you like the most?
I love them all, they are so awesome, they have great designes, colours and the quality is just wonderful!