#unisex jewellery

[mylunajewel]

Vintage Brass Copper Cuff Bracelet Bangle || SWtradepost

[lestcat-de-lioncourt]

This is good that unisex collections are being promoted and created, though, jewellery is unisex really, it’s sad it’s not seen that both men and women can wear it whilst loads of men/non-binary people wear it constantly and have for hundreds of years. I hope this promotes that idea, I don’t personally see jewellery as “only for women” at all and very much enjoy wearing whatever jewels and rings I like and feel very much still like a man, it doesn’t matter to me if people think otherwise unless they start misgendering over it because jewellery has only periodically been pressured for it to be a women’s only thing. Many times it hasn’t been at all.

Is it wrong for me to be slightly fed up with this? Just with how there has to be yet another thing separating us for wearing “cis people things” or whatever, if you know what I mean?

The customisable aspect is cool, but you can do that anytime you want, buying the cord you want, and then whatever pendant you want.

I understand sometimes shopping specifically for unisex tagged stuff can help with dysphoria, especially for trans people, plus man and woman associations littering clothes names everywhere can hurt as well if you’re neither at all, or just wish to wear things you love and don’t want to attach a gender to it (aka for example being a trans man and wanting to buy a certain pair of trousers but lots of “women’s jeans” come up for example when you’re simply looking for a particular size which people refuse to offer for smaller or larger trans bodies) so it’s not as cut and dry as me saying all jewellery essentially can be worn by anyone because that’s not how dysphoria works, especially with a society pressuring ideas that certain things can’t be which is not the case, or that you’re not who you are/judged harshly if you dare to.

The point of this is I hope it can achieve normalising that jewellery absolutely can be worn by any gender and should not affect how people see each other/judge/assume.

I’m just irritated as I believe all jewellery is for any gender, idk I’m a queer guy and I love wearing earrings rings and necklaces okay? It’s not making me a woman that’s for sure.

It’s great for many reasons and some things I’m just worried about for the sake of trying to allow people to see any jewellery as unisex and give that freedom to wear what suits you and give soothe dysphoria. I’m sure this will allow for many to feel less dysphoria as well.

[lenacohensblog]

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#jewellery

[boylerpf]

Retro 10K Gold Amethyst Signet Ring, Unisex Ring

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[pyroburns-23]

Very special, handmade and unique jewellery box 😍💍

Tardis blue stain and varnish🤩 felt inside to protect items🤩 amazing gift idea! 🎁

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[butterandco123]

Everyday Jewellery Brands in India: A Focus on Accessories and More!

In recent years, the need for unisex jewellery has overflowed, contemplating an artistic evolution towards gender-tepid style. This sensation is extremely prominent in India, where conventional craftsmanship encounters modern design. Among the different kinds of unisex jewellery, bracelets made from freshwater pearls have achieved substantial popularity. This blog analyses the booming market of everyday jewellery brands in India that specialise in sterling silver jewellery India and other accessories, with a detailed focus on freshwater pearls.

Design Trends and Styles of Everyday Jewellery Brands in India

The creation of unisex bracelets featuring freshwater pearls ranges widely among Indian jewellery brands. Some highlight minimalist techniques, utilising pearls as focal topics in elegant metal sets. Others combine artistic motifs and elaborate detailing, remembering India's various creative practices. The versatility of freshwater pearls lets makers test with diverse consistencies and colour blends. Guaranteeing there's something to fit every fashion and occasion. Through their creative designs and dedication to quality. Butter and Co. not only satisfies the trend but also shapes the growing need for unisex accessories that honour identity and style. The market for everyday jewellery brands in India is influenced by various factors. Including changing fashion trends, affordability, and the growing tendency for endurable and ethically sourced materials. 

Conclusion 

In conclusion, the ultimatum for unisex bracelets made from freshwater pearls highlights a more comprehensive sensation towards inclusivity and imagination in Indian jewellery design. Everyday jewellery brands in India are at the forefront of this movement. Delivering clients a wide range of choices that incorporate traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style. This blog has examined the difficulties of this dynamic market, underlining key players, design trends, and customer choices. As we look to the future, the allure of freshwater pearls and unisex jewellery in India pledges to intrigue and inspire jewellery aficionados worldwide.

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[mylunajewel]

x Solid Sterling Silver 925 Large Natural Labradorite Gemstone Cuff Bracelet Unisex

xx Natural Moonstone 9mm Cabochon Solid 925 Sterling Silver w Sterling Silver Beads Chain

xxx Natural Tibetan Spiderweb Turquoise 150mm Cabochon All Natural Non Treated on Solid 925 Silver Ring

My Luna Jewel - Hand crafted jewellery made in Australia - Etsy

[hermj-jewelry]

Tahitian Pearls

[lurveinn]

I’m so curious about Wizarding fashion. JKR isn’t very physically descriptive- we just know that wizards wear robes, which are outlandish to muggles, and pointy hats, but what does that really mean? What kind of robe? Magical fashion clearly isn’t very gendered, since Harry remarks on a man at the Quidditch World Cup wearing a dress and insisting that it’s unisex (certainly not the case in Britain at the time), but we don’t have any other parameters. Keeping in mind the uniform from the movies, and the fact that in SWM, Snape isn’t wearing any trousers, here’s what I think wizards wear:

1. Flowing silhouettes and cloaks; clearly, wizards love a good statement cloak. Think tassels and frills (not like Ron’s Yule Ball fit!), massive extended sleeves and lots of draping.

2. Skirts: let’s be honest, just one singular robe, without any layering, doesn’t give us much to work with. Skirts go with the general silhouette, explain why the World Cup wizard thought muggle men wore dresses, and keep with the no-trousers thing from SWM. I’m South Asian, so I like to have a little fun with it and think of wizards in ghararas (my favourite item of clothing); the Wizarding World is quite insular, travel is relatively unrestricted (hello, they have magic!), everyone has a common enemy in muggles (and other species- goblins, house-elves) etcetera, so race probably doesn’t function the same way and I headcanon a lot of cross-cultural exchange. Plus, wizarding fashion isn’t restricted by weather- they have warming charms- so wearing clothes made for hot climates in England, for example, wouldn’t be a problem.

Plus, I actually think saris are a natural fancy dress option- flowy, drapey, colourful. Speaking of which-

3. If there’s one fanon idea that I hate (aside from fanon!Sirius, of course), it’s this image of wizards (specifically high society wizards) as reserved. Sorry, did we read the same books? Wizards, even posh, rich wizards, like the Malfoys and Blacks, are camp and very outlandish. They do house-elf taxidermy, they keep their wands in canes. Just because Hogwarts uniforms are black doesn’t mean that people dress like they’re in mourning all the time. People can be total snobs and obsessed with their image and still wear bright pink, insane robes, because guess what? They have different social conventions than we do. Men and women dress basically the same, so there is no reason to believe that a man wearing a flowing robe would be against the norm. I say this as someone who believes misogyny and homophobia are well and truly alive in Wizarding society, especially in pureblooded families where the emphasis is on continuing the line; they definitely exist, but they probably look different.

4. My personal obsession and headcanon: rich wizards wearing bones. Look, I might not think of them as racist in the traditional sense, but they are undeniably speciesist, if that’s a word? They think of themselves as superior, and other sentient magical species either work under (goblins) or are enslaved (house-elves) by wizards. We only see Veelas very briefly, but despite them being admired for their beauty, I doubt wizards treat them very well. So- show me blood-purists wearing corsets made of goblin bones and teeth. Show me Veelas being hunted for their blood to stain and dye clothes with. Show me exotic “magical creatures” that are humanoid and capable of reasoning and should have rights, like mermaids and werewolves, being hunted for their scales and pelts while also being ostracised for being ‘non-human’. It’s terrible, but that’s the kind of archaic jewellery and fashion the old families that the fandom likes to fetishise would like to wear.

[woodswallow]

RammWear

As I once stated in this post, I feel close to my favourite Rammstein members Richard, Paul and Schneider when I wear clothes that are inspired by their (stage) outfits. I love wearing my R+-merch of course, but for me this is a more subtle and everyday-method to have a bit of them with me :)

So, over the past 3 years, I was inspired by their style, bought clothes (sometimes secondhand) that resembled theirs and tried to mimic their style. Of course not every part – I only wanted stuff that I really liked, not for the sake of imitating them. I wanted clothes that are also MY style, but are inspired by theirs.

So lovely @vulnerant-omnes gave me the idea to do a little RammWear fashion-show, where I am showing my „ot3 <3“-style. Here's a first part of it:

First: My Richard-stage belt :D Daaamn, I LOVE it so, sooo much and I'm so proud of me that I found something, that resembles his stage-belts so nicely, but having also a bit more of a alternative/boho-style to it. It's real leather and is purely decorative, so not a real „belt“ - but it does accentuate the butt quite nicely – just like Richards ;D

Here's a reference picture, in case someone doesn't know what I'm talking about:

Second: My hommage to the Paul Landers stage outfit!

My god, I love his stage outfit so damn much! It fits him so well and in my opinion is very flattering to his body. I love all the pouches and the decorations, it has a very unique „industrial-/end of the world-style“, like from another planet. I searched for ages to find something that resembled this outfit and especially the pants. I found the original designer (Demobaza – damn cool, incredibly expensive!) and also a copy of that, which was „only“ half the price, so still damn expensive...and it didn't fit right, I was so sad... but I took some pictures anyway. So these are the copied stage pants, I send them back because they were too tight on my stomach:

But then I found a very nice second hand biker jacket in sweatshirt style. When I wear it with my favourite grey jeans, it gives me some Paul-Landers-stage-outfit-vibes...what do you think? It's definitely not a copy, far from that. But I'd say it's a low budget hommage, very my style and definitely made for everyday wear – which was very important for me. I don't want to buy stuff which looks great but I never wear. My mum complimented me on that jacket and I really love it :D

Third: My Schneider-necklace and Richard-ring!

Schneider has worn this necklace for years now. I saw it on him during concerts, photo shoots and even on private pictures. It must mean something to him. And I personally am a big fan of jewellery that is with you everyday, that you never take off. Like it's belonging to you. I have the feeling it's like that with Schneider and this necklace. I did some research about the type of necklace, it seems to be an anchor chain. Mine is made of titanium, very lightweight. I love the grey, not shiny colour and how it's unisex looking, not too feminine but also not too massive or "manly".

In the picture is also my Richard-ring. You probably/maybe know this very early VIVA-interview from 1995:

There the cameraperson has a really weird way of filming, and once he/she zooms on Richards hand. I noticed that ring and liked it very much, I think it suits Richard very well. Unfortunately I've never seen it on him again. But still, he wore it at that time. I found a similar one, it has some ornaments that his doesn't have, but I really love that ring – have worn it for almost 2,5 years straight now, everyday and I feel naked without it.

Please let me know if you're interested in seeing more like this (a „like“ on this post counts for me ;). I have some more R+-inspired pieces and could make another one or two posts :) !

[butterandco123]

Sparkling Elegance: Embracing Moissanite Jewellery in India!

In the domain of jewellery, occasional things fascinate the ideation, especially the flash of a well-crafted piece. While diamonds have been celebrated as the quintessence of indulgence. A new competitor has appeared, enchanting hearts and minds with its majesty and affordability – Moissanite. In the resonant tapestry of India's jewellery market, where convention meets innovation. The introduction of moissanite jewellery in India has certainly been nothing concise or revolutionary. This blog analyses the charm of Moissanite jewellery in India, concentrating on its integration into the online globe by a silver and pearl jewellery brand.

The Emergence of Moissanite Jewellery in India

Moissanite, originally uncovered in a meteor hollow, maintains qualities that rival those of diamonds. Its luminance, hardness, and colourlessness make it an immaculate option to classic diamonds, particularly regarding to more attainable price point. In India, where jewellery maintains artistic and emotional consequences. The introduction of Moissanite Jewellery in India has been met with confidence by those pursuing refinement without compromising on quality which includes unisex bracelets as well. Although acknowledging the need for ethically sourced, environmentally aware options, the label has seamlessly blended Moissanite into its beautiful exhibitions. By leveraging the ability of online media, Silver and Pearl have made these captivating pieces available to a wider audience, surpassing geographical limits and formal regulations.

Conclusion 

In the vibrant terrain of India's jewellery market, the emergence of Moissanite jewellery in India symbolises a paradigm transformation towards sustainability, affordability, and creation. Silver and Pearl's embrace of Moissanite is associated with its online existence. It has redefined the limitations of conventional jewellery shopping, delivering consumers a glance into a world where dignity meets principles. Hence, the appeal of Moissanite persists to shimmer bright, it is obvious that its place in India's jewellery industry is here to stay, with fascinating hearts and senses with its timeless magnificence and undeniable charisma.

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Nyo Germany sketch:

Loves unisex clothes, H&M jewellery, calm colours, big coats, baggy pants and tops

Loves sunglasses in winter and beer (🤝 Lithuania)

Super traumatized by partition by soviets but still doesn't realise it

Very polite even when wasted

Feels very ashamed and sorry for Poland. Poland forgave her, but she still avoids him.

Has many Polish flags in her house. Poland finds it cringe.

Loves having vacations at Lithuania's house. Lithuania is like Jesus, kind and forgiving. He's not scary Poland.

Dislikes bright colours, too revealing clothes and lack of biotoilets in Klaipėda

That woman from A White Woman's Instagram

Sunshine

Has awful taste in food. Never let her choose snacks for parties. Never let her cook.

Wants to please everyone

Loves cleaning, but she doesn't have OCD like Belarus

Believes in friendship and love

Has only a slice of bread and a coffee in the morning and finds it okay