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Frog skeleton necklace & other naturalist-themed jewelry at Catbird

Category: BiologyConspicuous consumptionWearables
Posted on: May 31, 2010 8:14 AM, by Jessica Palmer

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Here's a big time want: a sterling silver necklace cast from a frog spine and skull, by Elizabeth Knight. Wow. You can find it at Catbird!

While you're there, check out Knight's spin on pearl earrings (the pearls are held by skeletal frog hands!), the 14K paired ant necklace by Jezebel, which I like even better than the skeleton (but it's way more expensive) and Cloven Hoof's Cleopatra jewel beetle necklace. Yes, they're all pretty pricey, but their brass monocle necklace is a sexy-naturalist (or librarian) option for only $22.

Via the catbird blog - highly bookmarkable for all scifashionistas.

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1

Oooh...can't wait to browse this site. Thanks!

Posted by: Dana | May 31, 2010 9:38 AM

2

Wow- that necklace is insanely awesome. As if I don't already have enough absurd decorations! Gah!

Posted by: Esmeralda | May 31, 2010 1:45 PM

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As if I don't already have enough absurd decorations! Gah!

Posted by: red pepper | May 31, 2010 4:33 PM

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