EyelashJewelry is an Etsy shop run by a woman named Natalie who handmakes, you guessed it, jewelry for your eyelashes:

“Eyelash jewelry is made by hand-weaving tiny glass beads onto ultra thin wire. This creates a light-weight, flexible band that can be formed to the shape of any eye. Simply bend the jewelry into the proper shape, apply a thin layer of adhesive, and press it directly above your eyelashes.”

Here you see Unicorns, Candy Corn, wee bitty Baby Farm Animals, and ”Salad Days” (garden vegetables and feathers) eyelash adornments. Head over to EyelashJewelry to view many more.

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Japanese design duo RGB (Shuji Tomishima and Takushi Okina) created an awesome series of rings that spell out onomatopoeic sound effects in katakana as they’re found in manga. 

“Katakana sound effects have long been a vital part of manga, with authors often using them lavishly throughout sequences to help heighten the visual mood of the story. It’s actually a really interesting topic of thought: designing typography based on the sound effect that each character has.”

These striking rings are available through Mitsubai Tokyo. Prices range from smaller characters (ッ) which sell for 7,612 yen to larger characters (ド・ゴ・ハ・ガ) which sell for 23,100 yen.

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Are you the sort of person who really wants to make an impression on Halloween but doesn’t want to put in a lot of effort? Or perhaps you’re like us and feel that Halloween is worth celebrating all year round and that pretty much any outfit can be enhanced with a gruesome accent or two. Either way, this awesome jewelry looks like just the ticket. 

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Olga of OlechckaDesign created this adorable Nyan Cat Internet Meme Necklace that celebrates the cute little kitty with a Pop-Tart body who endlessly flies through space to the tune of an infectious J-pop song leaving a cheerful rainbow in its wake.

The handmade charm was created using Sculpey (polymer clay) and hangs from a 12-inch silver chain. It’s currently available for purchase via Olga’s Etsy shop, OlechckaDesign.

“Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya!”

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Paris-based artist HoKiou handmakes a variety of whimsical jewelry, including beautiful terrarium-style rings like these four Halloween-inspired pieces. These rings and all sorts of other wearable goodies are currently available via the HoKiou Etsy shop.

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This enormous charm bracelet is an art installation created by Belgian designer Liesbet Bussche. Entitled Urban jewellery: Suzy’s Charms, the oversized bracelet pays homage to the life of French singer and actress Suzy Solidor. Each individual charm represents an aspect of Solidor’s life.

Urban jewellery: Suzy’s Charms is on display in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France until September 23, 2012 as part of the Mirror Mirror exhibition, which is an homage to Solidor. After that the piece will be shown at the Velvet da Vinci Gallery in San Francisco, CA from October 24 through November 25, 2012.

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These fantastically fancy chickens were photographed by Peter Lippmann for a series appropriately entitled Luxury Chicks for the French magazine Marie Claire 2.

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Liz Brown of bookmarksnrings made this exquisite Bento Box Ring using polymer clay that was then hand painted, sealed, and mounted on an adjustable ring. It’s just one of many awesome wearable creations in her shop. This particular ring has already been sold, but Liz is happy to do custom orders. So if you’d like one for yourself, go ahead and contact her!

Tel Aviv-based artist Shay Aaron constructs awesome miniaturized food sculptures at 1:12 scale that look almost completely edible. You can see hundreds more photos on Flickr and he also makes miniature food jewelry which is available over on Etsy. Yum!

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