Gothabilly Glam - Debstar Designs

Greetings, dear fellow darklings. I hope you are all well.

This evening, allow me to introduce you to a fabulous Australian alternative jewellery designer, who is not only wickedly talented, but a lovely lady to boot. Meet Deb, the Gothabilly gal behind Debstar Designs. 

Deb of Debstar Designs, pictured here
with one of my cousins

Based in Sydney, Deb has been creating costume jewellery for the alternative market for some time now. She draws her inspiration from "the unusual, the strange, the kooky and kreepy and the downright weird, featuring icons classically associated with cultures including Rockabilly, Gothabilly, Psychobilly, Goth and Horror." 

A collection of Debstar Designs pieces

Debstar Designs often has a stall at the Sydney Rock & Roll Alternative Market, and will be setting up for the next one on September 14. 

Debstar Designs Market Stall

If you're heading to the market, keep an eye out for her gorgeous green coffin display case, and these recently-created matching display frames: 

Debstar Designs Market Display Frame, 
with Triple Skull and Crossbones Chain Necklace

Following Debstar Designs on Facebook and Instagram is a great idea if, like me, you don't live in Sydney and therefore can't get to the market stall, as she often posts one-off items for purchase that are not available through her website. Below is one such example - Deb posted this fellow gothic flamingo on Instagram last week, now here he is on my coffee table. :)

Debstar Designs Flamingo Brooch

Some old Debstar favourites:

Debstar Designs Spider Brooch with Black Crystal Diamantes

Debstar Designs Starburst Crystal Hair Clips with Skulls

Debstar Designs 'The Munsters' Necklace

And some new favourites, currently available on the Debstar Designs website:

Debstar Designs Spiders and Webs Necklace

Debstar Designs Poison Letter Necklace

Debstar Designs Coffin Cardigan Clips

Debstar Designs Hearse Bracelet

I might just have to book a trip up to Sydney around September 14. :) Love your work, Deb!