Amazing Steampunk Jewelry

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Each piece is hand made from specifically selected watch movements of the finest craftsmanship from Switzerland, France and across the globe.












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  1. jynx // February 16, 2009 11:01 AM  

    okay, i have to say:

    these pieces are absolutely amazing.
    who makes these? i am a metalworking/jewelrymaking major at my local university, i would love to speak with whoever crafted these.

    beautiful!

  2. Anonymous // October 1, 2009 2:25 PM  

    shouldnt be too hard the top is just the inside of a clock on a detailed band.

    I would totally buy one.

  3. Marieca // December 5, 2009 8:52 PM  

    *I* am a steampunk jewelry artisan. Recently made some sales so my online shop isn't as full as usual, but am working to remedy. See www.steampunkstation.ets.com ! :)
    regards, SteampunkStation

  4. Weatherwax // December 6, 2009 2:23 PM  

    Hate to sound cynical, but they have taken the inside of a watch and stuck it on a ring base, not exactly fine jewelry art happening here.

  5. Leslee // December 11, 2009 6:48 AM  

    It's not 'hard' to do, just as a lot of jewellery can be put together quite easily, but the time and care it takes to make a nice looking piece is definately worth a lot in my mind :o) Here are a few of the pieces I am selling at the moment:
    http://www.etsy.com/shop/lucifera

  6. Matt // April 2, 2010 2:44 AM  

    As a Steampunk jeweler for over two years, I have to say, this is NOT beautiful, OR amazing. As was said, this is just a watch movement you can readily buy from e-bay glued onto a band. Simple and overpriced. I'm so sick of websites saying this jewelry that ANYONE with an e-bay account can do is "So amazing."

  7. deva_nix // May 27, 2010 3:25 PM  

    I'm not going to choose a side with your little debates, but I'm just going to say, if you dig the ways it looks then who cares how hard it is to make?

    I am an artist so I completely understand what all of the artists here are saying.

    Personally, I would rather go with one that someone takes painstaking precision to create than one cheaply made, because I am an artist and I appreciate the effort put into it. But if someone doesn't give a fuck, then let them enjoy their cheap jewellery.

  8. John // August 4, 2010 2:12 AM  

    And a jeweler ring is just a metal band with a premade stone stuck on?

    I think your missing the point here, I dont care how its made or where the materials come from; i'd buy it because it looks good.

    Having said that is there any link to a store that is still up, and has products to buy?

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