New Grateful Dead Jewelry Line Debuts
Calling all Deadheads, A new silver jewelry collection features symbols from the large collection of Grateful Dead art. Designer Cynthia Gale has created a new line with Grateful Dead Productions and Rhino Entertainment that is available on the official Grateful Dead website. Pieces include sterling silver cuff links, earrings, bracelets and necklaces featuring Dead favorites like the dancing bears and the "Steal Your Face" and "Space Your Face" logos. National Jeweler reports that a Grateful Dead Archive initiative is underway at the University of California Santa Cruz and a Grateful Dead exhibit is now open at the New York Historical Society. Pieces range from $54 for a pair of mother-of-pearl lightning bolt earrings to $295 for the faceted garnet and silver Space Your Face skull and roses necklace shown above. There's been plenty of inexpensive Grateful Dead jewelry in the past but the new line is meant to appeal to the consumer looking for a more substantial way to display love for the band.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
clea walford May 6th 2010 2:24AM
very much like the idea of Grateful Dead jewelry!
David S. May 6th 2010 3:57PM
Where is the Grateful Dead line of drug accessories? Never mind the jewelry crap...
Jeanne Rossi May 6th 2010 6:45PM
oh, please, People, let it go already! the 60's are over. Peace signs, woodstock, it's over!!! Let it go!! I'm sick of the Beatles, peace signs, tie dye, it's all very tired.
Jeanne Rossi May 6th 2010 6:50PM
oh, please, People, let it go already! the 60's are over. Peace
signs, woodstock, it's over!!! Let it go!! I'm sick of the Beatles,
peace signs, tie dye, it's all very tired.
oomh May 7th 2010 9:07PM
TO those of you who do not appreciate history especially musical history of any kind that saddens me. I am a music,theater agent and desptie your taster GD, Beatles, Stones, Jazz, Blues its all history.
We don't know where we are going unless we know where we have been. That applies to life.
Personally jewelery is too expensive but if it makes people happy no matter what the genre. ....enjoy.
Katie