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Strange Charms Custom beaded bracelets for us strange ones! I'm a DJ in the alt. music scene. With each event I try to have an interesting wardrobe with fun accoutrements.

Bracelets are my staple. I thought it would be fun to make my own and share them with you

https://strangecharmsshop.etsy.com/listing/4431028384/navy-blue-south-african-turquoiseInspired by “Blue Dress” by Depec...
12/26/2025

https://strangecharmsshop.etsy.com/listing/4431028384/navy-blue-south-african-turquoise

Inspired by “Blue Dress” by Depeche Mode, this bracelet embraces understatement. No skulls. No roses. No excess. Just texture, tone, and quiet intention. A piece that understands how simplicity can be the most intimate statement of all. The lyrics “Something so simple, Something so trivial, Makes me a happy man” ring true with this bracelet.

Deep Navy Blue South African Turquoise beads form the foundation. Known for encouraging calm communication and emotional balance, they echo the song’s gentle fixation and unspoken connection. Their muted blue carries a worn-in elegance, like a favorite record sleeve pulled from the shelf again and again.

Interwoven are Blue-Black Tiger’s Eye gemstones, subtle and shifting. Traditionally associated with focus, grounding, and quiet confidence, these beads add depth without demanding attention.

At the center, a Black Tourmaline tube bead anchors the design. Protective and stabilizing, it grounds the bracelet both visually and energetically. On either side, faceted Blue Sapphire gems offer a restrained spark, not decorative, but deliberate. Sapphires are linked to clarity, sincerity, and truth, a perfect counterpoint to the song’s simple devotion.

This bracelet is about the beauty of restraint. About how something so trivial can feel essential. A minimalist piece for those who understand that less can say more.

Perfect for Depeche Mode fans, lovers of quiet design, or anyone who finds happiness in the simple things.

https://strangecharmsshop.etsy.com/listing/4429283791/black-onyl-and-yellow-lapis-lazuliInspired by the stark imagery an...
12/22/2025

https://strangecharmsshop.etsy.com/listing/4429283791/black-onyl-and-yellow-lapis-lazuli

Inspired by the stark imagery and emotional tension of 12" single cover of Depeche Mode’s Blasphemous Rumours, this bracelet lives in the space where doubt, faith, and defiance quietly collide. It doesn’t mourn. It questions. It watches. It endures.

The design layers yellow lapis lazuli 💛 with matte black onyx 🖤, echoing the song’s contrast between fragile hope and unyielding reality. Lapis has long been associated with truth and inner vision. Its golden flecks feel like fractured light breaking through belief, a reminder that clarity often comes after confrontation. Black onyx grounds the piece, absorbing chaos and offering quiet strength when answers refuse to arrive.

At the center sits a single black tourmaline tube bead, chosen for its protective energy and its symbolic refusal to bend. Tourmaline is often linked to deflection and resilience, standing firm in the face of chaos, much like the song’s stark observation that “God’s got a sick sense of humour.” It doesn’t explain. It endures.

Finish the piece with your choice of:
☠️ a black stainless steel skull, symbolizing mortality, resilience, and staring unflinchingly at uncomfortable truths
🥀 or a black rose, representing beauty shaped by darkness, devotion without illusion

Designed for fans of Depeche Mode, darkwave, and jewelry that carries meaning beneath the surface. Moody, elegant, and unafraid to ask the uncomfortable questions.

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1664 3
Troy, MI
48085

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