Triangle abalone Pin – Witchy Celestial Accessory, Handmade Copper Brooch, dark gothic jewellery, sea magic

Small, copper-plated star pin made from glossy black glass, electroformed in warm copper. Minimal, celestial, and quietly magical.
Each piece is hand-finished: the details are refined with rotary and engraving tools, and all surfaces are carefully sanded to achieve a realistic, anatomically accurate look. All put together via the copper elctroforming technique and finished with dark vintage patina 🌙.
All of my items are made by me - with love, touch of Magic & Alchemy ✨

⚬☽• Materials & Features:
- Size 1.6 x 1.8 cm
- Pin: Stainless steel pin
- Metal: Pure Copper
- Stone Specimen: Abalone - mother of pearl
- Coating: Dark red patina with a touch of purple pigments, sealed with protectaclear (specialised jewellery lacquer)

⚬☽• Gift Wrapping
Orders over €50 / $55 (excluding shipping) come gift-wrapped and ready to delight ✨
For Premium gift wrap, personal messages and other please send me a message and i wixll do mxy best to meet your epectations :)

⚬☽• Shipping
All items in stocks are shipped within 5 business days (often sooner) via registered international mail. A tracking number will be provided with every order so you can follow your package on its journey✨

⚬☽• Customs
Have a unique idea or a vision you’d like to bring to life? I’d love to hear from you!
Feel free to message me directly or head to the ‘Request a Custom Order’ button or drop me a message:)

⚬☽• Etics
I never harm or kill any living being to create my jewelry. Every specimen I use – whether insect or animal remains– is either:
1. Reclaimed from old collections: I purchase or receive damaged, incomplete, or discarded specimens from museums, universities, and entomologists. These pieces, no longer suitable for display or research, are given a second life through art instead of being thrown away.
2. Naturally found: Some insects or bones are collected outdoors, always found deceased, at the end of their natural life cycle.
I work exclusively with legal, non-protected species and I fully respect local and international regulations. I never use animals or insects listed under CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) or other protected wildlife lists. Ensuring ethical and lawful sourcing is fundamental to my work.
Through this approach, I aim to honor the beauty of nature without causing harm.