Sourced from eBay @ Monday, July 15, 2013 The other week I went to Comic-Con and there were lots of vendors who sold cool jewelry from custom headpieces from Germany ($120+) to stuff that's been sourced from ebay for $1-1.50 and sold for $20! Hope no one got ripped off. Here are some of the things I saw that I recognized, btw I'm not targeting any vendor in particular Also it's not a crime unless you say you made it. :P My favourite piece that could be found on ebay was the 'Time Turner' from Harry Potter. It's $75 from the official store, but I saw one at the convention, not sure if it was an 18k one from the store, but it can be found on ebay for around $5. I've just bought this one myself. While I do actually buy $$$ jewelry I only buy real things that I'll wear often, rather than costume jewelry which I like to get from ebay or Lovisa.
Globe Necklace - 1.30
I love cameos, things from the Victorian era. Costuming & Corsets.
Not a cameo, but this is one of my favourite goth/skull necklaces.
Vintage Rotary Phone $2.00
Note that you can't change the battery and they last 3-6mths. Link.
Here's a picture of the collection.
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