An arsenal of wearable weaponry for those who prefer their accessories armed and dangerous
By: The Lace Ledger Staff
Someone's been raiding the armoury, and we have a few suspects…
Though, these instruments of destruction have undergone a chic transformation. Medieval menace meets modern mischief as swords are miniaturized for necklaces and daggers dangle from unsuspecting earlobes. Even the flail and the scythe have found second life in fine accessories.
Once bound for the battlefield, these miniature marvels have found a much more fashionable calling. We've rounded up some heavy artillery for those who prefer a little danger in their dressing. No combat training required.
Ask & Embla Aradia Ring
The palace guards have been advised not to intervene.
Lox & Chain Conflict Bracelet
No one: …
Bracelet: “AND STAY OUT!” *door slam*
Untold Truth Rose Revolver
A romantic gesture with a suspicious ballistics report.
Regal Rose PUGIO. Gothic Dagger Hoop Earrings
The assassination attempt, accessorized.
Statement Collective Graveyard Signet Ring
PSA: The family crest has been updated to reflect recent events.
Black Feather Design (via Nox of York) Scythe Studs
Your casual Friday earrings if you’re going for “Grim Reaper.”
Alex + Ani A Court of Thorns and Roses Illyrian Sword & Shadows Cuff
Rhysand called. Apparently, you're expected at the war council?
Stramonium Thorn Necklace
Poison garden etiquette: admire from a distance.
Clocks + Colours Switchblade
Roses are red. Your alibi needs work.
Fux Jewellery Medieval Flail Earrings
The morning star with evening plans.
Ask & Embla Anomaly Necklace
Maritime mythology with a hostile reception committee.
Noir Kala Sacred Sword Pendant Necklace
Divine intervention has entered its sword phase.
Ask & Embla Lucent Nail Ring
Your manicure now requires a weapons permit.
These exquisitely crafted little troublemakers have traded bloodshed for a more glamorous pursuit: causing a scene. Pair them with your favourite finery and consider yourself armed for the occasion. Some looks are simply to die for.
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