If you spend much time around the jewelry industry, you’ve probably already fallen in love with the new Alexis Kletjian skull designs.
These grinning little memento mori charms are taking the world by storm – and right now, for three days only, I can help you get one for 20% off!
Memento mori is a motif as old as time; one I appreciate more and more as I grow older and see more of life.
The idea of jewelry that reminds you that death is coming can seem macabre, but when you look at it from the flip side – as a reminder that life is fleeting and should be treasured – it’s a beautiful message.

The Alexis Kletjian skull charms hit the perfect balance: they’re neither overly gruesome or excessively cutesey. They’re just perfect little skulls, rendered in precious metals and gems.
I’m partial to the yellow gold, myself, but I can’t decide which gemstone eyes I like the best. They all have their charms.

The skulls come as pendants, slide charms, or as the details on utterly chic cuff bracelets; so whatever your preferred jewelry style is, there’s an Alexis Kletjian skull that’s right for you.

Use the code FABSKULLS on alexiskletjian.com to take 20% off , for April 13th-17th only. I’m sure these little beauties will be snapped up quickly, so go go go!



You remember the massive rose cut diamond ring from Jogani that we admired in
When people ask me how I can wear 100+ year old jewelry in my daily life, I like to show them a piece like these pearl and turquoise earrings from The Spare Room.
This magical unicorn of a moonstone ring was snapped up shortly after I
This Swiss enamel bracelet from Sam Sadien belongs in a museum. Each panel is beyond perfect; the level of detail becomes more incredible the closer you get.
What makes something cool? They’re interesting, unusual, fresh – they surprise and delight the eye in a way that’s not precisely “pretty,” but still pleasing to behold. They’re full of yes.
Let’s start by taking a look at the first pair that caught my eye. There’s a lot going on here, so we’ll take it one step at a time.
Because Dana Bronfman is a genius, she’s set these pear-shaped black rutilated quartz drops in way that makes the light shining through the quartz slices echo the Occulus design in the earrings’ surmounts.