Deathisnttheend

l items have been acquired legally, and are ready to be enjoyed and studied in your home or business. I am an avid collector of oddities and alike, and I care deeply for the pieces I own and sell, as well as their history and province. As much as I love Indiana Jones, I do not agree that everything should end up in a museum or personal collection. I think most things should stay where they lay....Antiquity is a nations, a peoples, and the worlds heritage, this historical antiquity is inherently not something individually own-able. My pieces are not antiquities, they are unusual antiques made for the medical/art/dental/teaching communities and there is a very big intrinsic difference between those worlds. Now a little about me:

I started taking things apart and finding out how they worked as a boy, and that has stuck with me ever since. I've been an avid jeweler and artist for the last 15+ years and I have always had a fascination for treasure and pirates and anything Disney and/or anything with a feel of antiquity! Being a collector of curios and oddities has lead me to acquire a few skulls and skeletons of all types, eventually human. I have become somewhat enamored with anatomy and specifically osteology (the study of bones) which has lead me to where i am now. After taking a few years off to work and live, my soul became crushed not having a creative outlet.....Etsy has given me the reason and the ability to finally do a 180 in my life and go back to my roots. Now I sell one of a kind human skulls in interesting settings. I am able to once again sell my handmade authentic (non commercial) jewelry and silversmith work to those who appreciate it for it's artistic "uniqueness", and not just for a social-economic benchmark :)
Life is good....
"Yo ho, yo ho, a pirates life for me....."