Dripping Blood Earrings
Remember when you little Kid Yanked on your Earrings and it Ripped the Earlobe? Yeah… That’s what I think of when I see these AWESOME Bloody Dripping Earrings! Talk about Crazy Cool! Just the Look and Design and COLOR of these Red Dangly Earrings is Excruciating! HA!
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"Um, You Have Blood Dripping Down Your Ears!"
These Earrings are FUN... In a Bloody Sort of Way! :) Hand Painted Blood Red Earrings with a Clear Glazed Enamel to make them Glisten in the Light. They are Semi Hoops and Hang from a Nickel Free Brass Loop Chain and Gold-Tone Hypoallergenic Fish Hook Fastening. They will Add a Unique Touch to your Outfit for Sure! Red Enamel never looked so Good... Unless it was Real BLOOD! "DRIP!"
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Steampunk Bison Pendant
Man, I just LOVE Steampunk Jewelry! And this Bison KICKS ASS! It’s a Bison Head full of Steampunk Gears and Clockwork. The Symmetry, the Beauty, the HORNS… AWESOME! Plus, it looks like an Animal Skull Pocket Watch… It’s Crazy…
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Fossil Fish Poop Stud Earrings
Ewwwwww! These Earrings make me Laugh! Like Snot coming out of my Nose, these came right out of a Fish’s butt. HA! Fossilized Fish Poo, Lovely Brown Turds… AND YES, these are REAL Fish Doo-Doo… Small Pieces of Fish…
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Milky Cow Nipple Bar
MOOOOOOOOOOOO! Where there’s Cows, there’s Milk. And in this case, that could be true. For these are Nipple Rings like you’ve never seen before: COWS! With a Ring through their Nasal Septum, Designed Specifically for Controlling, Showing, or Handling….
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Guitar Ring
The Gibson Les Paul is a Solid Body Electric Guitar that was First Sold in 1952. Originally offered with a Gold Finish and Two P-90 Pickups. In 1957, Humbucking Pickups were Added, along with Sunburst Finishes in 1958. The…
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Anatomical Black Heart Earrings
Okay, not gonna lie, when I first saw these Earrings I thought they were Burnt Turkeys… LMAO! But they’re not. They’re Black Hearts. Anatomical Black Hearts for the Halloween Season. Gothic, Creepy, Macabre, Horrifying Hearts for those Dead, Cold,…
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Origami Bird Brooch
Origami comes from Ori meaning “Folding”, and Kami meaning “Paper”. It’s the Art of Paper Folding, often Associated with Japanese Culture. The Goal is to Transform a Flat Sheet of Paper into a Finished Sculpture through Folding and Sculpting…
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