A Custom Order for Claire

Hi!

Sometimes people ask me for custom orders, especially for their weddings. They want something special just for them or just can't find what they want in my shop. I am happy to help their ideas becoming a reality. Clarie was one of the amazing customers that contacted me through my facebook fanpage. She wanted a dragon pendant, matching garter for herself and cufflinks for her fiance for their wedding. All three pieces with Elven dice from Q-workshop. It was a pleasure to make all of that for her. the pendant and garter have a D20 Elven dice in black and red, for the cufflinks I used a D10 and D100 Elven dice in black and white.

My heart grows knowing that somewhere in the world there are people getting married and they want to wear jewelry, garters and cufflinks from me! I wish all of them and all of you all the best!

And here are the photos of the pieces I made for Claire:



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M.

Awesome dice accessories: Mortivoreium

Hi everyone!

Today I want to introduce to you some amazing dice jewelry pieces made by Mortivoreium. The amazing author behind these art pieces is Cynthia Kitzmiller from Los Angeles.



As she wrote herself she designs and crafts art jewelry inspired by fantasy & sci-fi themed tabletop RPGs, movies, video games and stories. Her work is detailed with themes inspired by Dungeons & Dragons, some pieces are directly inspired by her adventures playing with friends. She loves to give each piece a distinctive structure with touches of skulls, bones, armory and monstrous iconography. She uses a variety of mixed metals, RPG mini's and polyhedral dice.

She enjoys the process of designing and fabricating jewelry and accessories, she has also worked behind the scenes of some jewelry, clothing, design and supply oriented businesses. She enjoys creating all kinds of things, while continuing to expand her knowledge and delight in learning about how things are made. She also dabbles in 3D modeling, wax carving, lost wax casting, silversmithing and miniature sculpture. Other hobbies and interests include costume design, PC gaming, sewing, digital design and admiring the art and sculptures of other fellow artists.



She seems like a cool person and you can see it in her jewerly:




As you can see her pieces are amazingly detailed and creative. I just adore her necklaces and can look at them all the time, I must buy one from her in the nearest future.

be sure to check her on Etsy, facebook, twitter, google+, devinatart

I hope you enjoyed looking at her jewelry as I do!
Have a dice day!
M.

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.