Jewelry

[VegasBusinessWoman]

I'll pass.

[knittykitty]

I wear Barbara Bixby's couture skull on my right hand every day. I also have one of her skull keys and a Mexican artist's sugar skull pendant. 

I love Day of the Dead loving celebrations of life and all that Barbara says her skulls represent. 

[Mom2Dogs]

I just don't understand it......but I am very traditional in all areas of my life, jewelry included.

[yellowrose]

I don't find it "creepy", but then I'm one of those who will be wearing cheap Halloween jewelry in October (but no skulls)   I don't understand skull jewelry either, but it is interesting reading the meaning behind the jewelry, to some of you. 

[lolakimono]

@iTalia

I have these pieces from Evine.

[Sooner]

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@blackhole99 wrote:

I don't have any, but I find it interesting and spiritual. I understand the symbolism behind it is to remember and honor the dead. If you are religious, I don't understand why wearing a skull and even cross bones would be sacrilegious. Why would people of religion fear death?

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@blackhole99  I don't fear death, I associate the skull with Halloween, witches, occult, and black magic.  Therefore I'm not associnting it with anything happy or soothing, so to me yes it is creepy and has a bad vibe.

I don't wear things I don't see as pleasant, and that are associated with the occult, so no of course I wouldn't wear one. 

[Tsukiko]

@lolakimono @iTalia I think Dia de Los Muertos skills are pretty. I like the ones in your pic. I would wear that bracelet. 💀💕

[lolakimono]

@Tsukiko

Have you seen this one?

https://www.qvc.com/Kirks-Folly-Sugar-Skull-Beaded-Stretch-Bracelet.product.J351501.html?sc=PSCH

[Tsukiko]

I have not but I would say I like Evine's better. I like the dark gemstones in it.

[Chicagosuburbangirl]

While it looks edgy and of the moment, I find it macabre and of the occult.