Liz Wolfe

Baby Octopi and Green Flowers

Chicken Feet with Lilies

Tentacles with Flowers

Rhinestone Doughnut

Feet with Lollipop

Meat Tea

Salvador Dali's Jewelry

Salvador Dali is known for his surrealist paintings, but rarely is he known for his jewelry. Although a fan of his art, I only recently came across these fanciful jewels. 

Dali was known to have worked in jewelry from the late 1940s into the 1950s. He collaborated with the silversmith Carlos Alemany, while designing and hand-picking all aspects of each piece.  There are many reproductions and fakes out there, however, and as a consequence, many collectors stay away from Dali jewelry. Myself, I'd love to own a reproduction of the Starfish Broach (see below). My lady, also a fan of Dali, loves the Eye of Time piece here.

Space Elephant

The Eye of Time

Ruby Lips

The Ruby Lips pin is said to be inspired by Mae West's own pair.

The Tree of Life Necklace

The Starfish Broach

The Starfish Broach was meant to be worn on the hand and features fully articulated arms, which can wrap around fingers as seen in Dali's concept drawing here:

The Grapes of Immortality Pin

Pictured: 1959 New York, Madelle Hegeler demonstrates how to wear jewelry.

Annie Wu

Annie Wu

The Mighty Boosh

I'm not usually a fan of cartoons (or manga for that matter), but I can't resist Annie Wu. It's not hard to win me over, however, when we share the love of something as near and dear to my heart as the Mighty Boosh.  Annie Wu makes me wish I had followed my childhood dream of becoming an artist. I wish I had her talent. 

Kirk and Spock MTF

The Punk Justice League of America

From the left: Flash, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Lantern

The 13th Dr. Who

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Audrey Kawasaki