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Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!
Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog!

Hello and welcome to the Best Steampunk Jewelry Blog! We are paying homage to the world of Steampunk jewelry as an enduring fashion aesthetic. EDMDesigns is one of the foun [...]

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2019-01-10T12:59:33+00:00August 10th, 2018|

Geneva Steam Convention 2018: Swashbucklers & Adventurers
Geneva Steam Convention 2018: Swashbucklers & Adventurers

Geneva Steam Convention 2018: Swashbucklers & Adventurers

Traveling in the Victorian Era was not for the faint of heart and in the world of Steampunk you may ..

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-11T07:18:16+00:00December 11th, 2018|

Weird Tales and Amazing Stories
Weird Tales and Amazing Stories

Weird Tales and Amazing Stories

March sees the birthdays for two magazines that would inspire fandom, Weird Tales and Amazing Storie..

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-11T07:18:14+00:00December 11th, 2018|

Brooks Brothers Birthday
Brooks Brothers Birthday

Brooks Brothers Birthday

Brooks Brothers is 200 years old! Henry Sands Brooks opened H. & D. H. Brooks & Co. on April 7, 181..

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-11T07:18:08+00:00December 11th, 2018|

Jeans: Historical Trousers
Jeans: Historical Trousers

Jeans: Historical Trousers

If you want to tone down the fancypantsery and rock some steampunk casual, slip on a pair of Levis. ..

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-11T07:18:05+00:00December 11th, 2018|

Steampunk Masquerade Makes a Splash
Steampunk Masquerade Makes a Splash

Steampunk Masquerade Makes a Splash

Come to a Steampunk Masquerade on October 30, 2018! We’ll be joined by the Feathered Beaus, Kat Sass..

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-11T07:18:00+00:00December 11th, 2018|

Killing Time…
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Killing Time…

Killing Time…

EDMDesigns Cuff in Time Out N.Y. Very early in the history of Steampunk Jewelry, EDMDesigns was already setting new standards and re-defining what people’s und [...]

By EDMDesigns Jewelry|2018-12-27T02:41:14+00:00August 10th, 2018|

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Steampunk Masquerade Makes a Splash

Come to a Steampunk Masquerade on October 30, 2018! We’ll be joined by the Feathered Beaus, Kat Sass, The Cunning Gentlemen, Mr. M of the White City Rippers (DJ extraordinaire) and Madame Amanita Haegtessa who will be …

Jeans: Historical Trousers

If you want to tone down the fancypantsery and rock some steampunk casual, slip on a pair of Levis. History, technology and fashion meet in a pair of Levi’s 501 jeans.

Jeans and denim have an odd little history relating …

Brooks Brothers Birthday

Brooks Brothers is 200 years old!

Henry Sands Brooks opened H. & D. H. Brooks & Co. on April 7, 1818. They have tailored for 40 out of 45 US presidents, and uniformed Union soldiers in the American Civil War.…

Weird Tales and Amazing Stories

March sees the birthdays for two magazines that would inspire fandom, Weird Tales and Amazing Stories. Weird Tales introduced H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos and Amazing Stories codified, if not named, science fiction via publisher Hugo Gernsback.

Weird Tales…

Geneva Steam Convention 2018: Swashbuckl ...

Traveling in the Victorian Era was not for the faint of heart and in the world of Steampunk you may venture by air, land, sea and even through time. Adventure awaits you at Geneva Steam Convention 2018 where swashbuckling airship …

The Tales of Sage and Savant – Podcast a ...

In our ongoing series of podcast articles, we want to introduce you to another story in the Steampunk realm – The Tales of Sage and Savant. A fascinating mix …

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“Discover Steampunk” – New traveling exh ...

Your first task is to picture a steampunk exhibit at a science and history museum. Most out there couldn’t, of course, but if you’re reading this post, you probably can. …

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Victorian lamps and the history of night ...

In the early 1800s, most of the households had been lit by candles and oil lamps. Interior components like sconces and chandeliers, had used identical technique of bringing light into …

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World of 1920+: post-WWI and mechs?

Jakub Rozalski’s work on an alternative timeline of the Polish-Soviet war from the previous century is so exceptional, that had inspired the board game Scythe and a video game World …

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Steampunk decor and design

19th century is well known for its flourishing industrialization. During that revolution, the different classes had become much more prominent. For the class differentiation, main role had played the purchasing …

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Technomagic in progress

Once again I find myself praying to the Omnissiah. This is not because I do not have faith in my abilities but because a techno-barbarian could interfere by switching off the godmachine I am working on and with. So, to make sure everything works smoothly I have opted for the …

Opportunity – It was supposed to be 90 d ...

Opportunity has ceased to function, I hope one day school children will take trips to the place the rover rests and find it really boring despite the historic significance of the mission. This is NASA’s official statement: And this is my nerdy tribute:

The Steampunk Substratum of Society

A while ago I posted a rather controversial article about cyberpunk outliving steampunk. Since then, I have made a very interesting discovery. This discovery only applies to Germany but I can imagine you find similar developments in other countries. It seems there exists a rather significant substratum of people who …

Non-Euclidean Æthercast #51 – Review: Mo ...

It took far too long but finally, here is another episode of the Non-Euclidean Æthercast: A review of Mortal Engines, the movie. I absolutely loved Mortal Engines and I hope it at least manages to break even at the box office, because it really deserves to! Mortal Engines gets 9 …

The Sounds of Mars

I just leave this here. News from Mars. The glory of it all! This is where human ingenuity and knowledge and simply doing science gets you. We can reach for the stars. OK, we are most often visiting neighbouring planets at the moment but it is a start! Header image …

The Mathematical Inevitability of Corvid ...

I feel like I liked this story a little tooooo much. It was dark, twisted and resulted in murder. And yet I absolutely loved it. Can’t stop thinking about it. Feel almost completely obsessed with it. Although, unlike most short stories that I love this much… I’m more than happy that it ended when it did. This was poignant and powerful, but it was also perfectly succinct in what it was attempting to entail.

The Atmosphere for Miracles by David Boo ...

I really liked this story. I kind of wish that it was part of a greater series… a small town that is perpetually cursed. Especially on a Wednesday. That in and of itself is a great premise for a novel or series. And then there’s the sheriff who came to drink himself to death. And the Indian man who is running around in a tuxedo… they don’t entirely fit into the Western theme.

All the King’s Men by Jeffrey Ford

I loved this take on the tale of Humpty Dumpty. He is gross, creepy and annoying. And yet there is a weird connection between him and the king. The fact that this weird, grotesque relationship is told through the eyes of an inventor and the queen’s sister kind of makes it all the more fun. Alongside the word spinning and twirling that seems to be an aspect of anything influenced by Lewis Carroll.

A Stand-up Dame by Lilith Saintcrow

I liked the voice in this story. It was that very 20’s and had that kind of roughened P.I. tone to it that I have become used to in some of the more vampire noir stories. There was something about the language and storyline that just drew me in from the beginning. Mostly though it was just the fact that although this was a vampire romance, the vampire part was implied, and not outright explained.

Heiress for Hire by Erin McCarthy

The more I read of the Cuttersville series, the more I fall in love with this beautiful, small town. Actually, I’m really disappointed that I only have one story left now. Especially since I have read both A Date with The Other Side and Heiress for Hire in one sitting. Not even putting my book down to eat or have a loo break. I just walked around with my nose in the book, and really, really hoped that I didn’t walk into a wall.

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