sadfish

gastrogirl:

stumptown coffee with whipped cream.

(Source: zone-b)

pussylequeer:

Dita Von Teese

ornamentedbeing:

“This enamelled gold mourning ring commemorates the death of Samuel Nicholets of Hertfordshire who died on 7th July 1661, as is recorded in the inscription inside the ring. The ring is hollow, and a lock of hair curls around within it, visible through the openwork of the enamelled decoration of skulls and coats of arms.”

V&A

laurenjenae:

“Memento Mori” coffin pendants 16c, Stuart memorial jewellery 1660-1714 Charles I’s miniature portrait, Charles II memorial rings 1684, Silver box with memorial jewels— Five of the jewels with monograms in gold wire; one with a skeleton and MEM.MOR (memento mori: remember that you must die). The memorials late 17th or early 18th c, set in an 18th-century box. British Museum

tejajamilla:

From the V&A:

Made by Auguste-Germain Cadet-Picard, who made and showed electrical pins invented by Trouvé at the Paris 1867 Exhibition. At this exhibition, jewels with moving parts powered by electricity attracted a lot of attention.

The jewel contains electric terminals so that, when connected to a battery concealed in the wearer’s pocket, the eyes roll and the jaws snap.

(Source: witcheslivelonger)

speakingofchloe:

Memento Mori
Remember your mortality, remember you must die, remember you will die.

ladypandacat:

juicyjacqulyn:

dolphincakes:

shmemson:

duuuuuuude

OH MY GOD I WANT MY OWN LUCK DRAGON.

omg Taylor…..

Falkor!!!! 

Oh shit yes.