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| Cloak & Dagger Creations Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This is another vendor I tend to run into at Renaissance Fairs. The cloaks are AMAZING, and you can get one custom made to your specifications. A ready-to-wear, full length cloak can start at $129. Shorter, ready-to-wear, cloaks can be around $50. Prices for custom projects will depend on fabric and details. I also really love the variety of circlets they offer. Prices for these range from $12 to $200. They also make a variety of hats, snoods, and belts. |
| Duncan House Location: Scotland Will ship Internationally |
Review: (From the site: Fine Celtic Jewelry and Traditional Scottish Knives) Besides Celtic jewelry, and clan pins, this artist will custom make dirks and sgian dubh. Unfortunately, prices are a little high. Silver rings start around $130, and intricate pieces in gold get into the thousands. |
| Mardigan's Maile Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Chainmail isn't just to up your armor class any more. This site has an amazing array of chainmail jewelry, including chokers, handflowers, headbands and chaplets. Many of the pieces are embellished with beads, and you can choose which color you want. They carry semi-precious stone and glass beads that have their own page so you can take a look at them before you order. You can also design your own chaplet based on their designs. Simpler items start around $30 and more intricate items can be around $300. They also offer chainmail tops, skirts and coifs. Halters and skirts are closer to $300, but men's shirts can cost $1000 or more. |
| Patterns of Time Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site is primarily for finding patterns to make your own period clothing. However, they also have pins, buckles and buttons to go with the patterns. Check out the apparel section for the full review of this site. |
| The Realm's Finest Location: USA Might ship internationally, but it doesn't specifically say so on the website. Contact them for details. |
Review: Leather goodies for everybody! The Realm's Finest has hand tooled leather belts, armor, headbands and most importantly (to me that is) Arm Dragons! I absolutely love their work. Well constructed accessories with detailed embellishments. Prices start around $ 40 for headbands, and go up to $250 for armor. |
| The Scottish Lion Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Ok, so you already HAVE a kilt, but none of the other bits and pieces. Grooms will find all of the accessories that go with their kilt at this site (dirks, sporrans, pouches..etc.) Brides will find little extra touches to go with her gown (earrings, bracelets, hair decorations... etc.) They also carry Celtic wedding bands. This is another site that has way too much to give an accurate price range. Definitely worth a look. |
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| Cloak & Dagger
Creations Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This is another vendor I tend to run into at Renaissance Fairs. The cloaks are AMAZING, and you can get one custom made to your specifications. A ready-to-wear, full length cloak can start at $129. Shorter, ready-to-wear, cloaks can be around $50. Prices for custom projects will depend on fabric and details. I also really love the variety of circlets they offer. Prices for these range from $12 to $200. They also make a variety of hats, snoods, and belts. |
| Designs by J Location: USA Contact them for shipping prices and availability. |
Review: I've come across this designers booth at a number of Renaissance Fairs, and her main review can be found in the Apparel section. I've included her here because she has a decent selection of snoods, caps and cloaks |
| Patterns of Time Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site is primarily for finding patterns to make your own period clothing, which includes cloaks. However, they also have pins, buckles and buttons to go with the patterns. Check out the apparel section for the full review of this site. |
| The Pyramid Collection Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This particular site has a variety of jewelry, dresses, and cloaks -as well as a variety of gift items. Their product line can be described simply as witchy. You'll find designs that qualify as goth, pagan, new agey, and medieval. Some of the rings, like the cartouche ring, are customizable. Rings start at $30 and can be as much as $300 depending on the materials. |
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| Cloak & Dagger Creations Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This is another vendor I tend to run into at Renaissance Fairs. The cloaks are AMAZING, and you can get one custom made to your specifications. A ready-to-wear, full length cloak can start at $129. Shorter, ready-to-wear, cloaks can be around $50. Prices for custom projects will depend on fabric and details. I also really love the variety of circlets they offer. Prices for these range from $12 to $200. They also make a variety of hats, snoods, and belts. |
| Designs by J Location: USA Contact them for shipping prices and availability. |
Review: I've come across this designers booth at a number of Renaissance Fairs, and her main review can be found in the Apparel section. I've included her here because she has a decent selection of snoods and caps. |
| Enchanted Costumes Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site offers the most amazing fairy wings, in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Wings are available in organza and silk, and can be attached by ribbons or clear elastic. They also have wands and "fairy crowns" that can be made to match your dress and wings. Wing prices range from $150 to $300. You can see a review of their dresses in the Apparel section. |
| Eyescream Jewelry Location: USA Limited International Shipping -contact them for details |
Review: I would have linked to this site simply on principal as the main catalog is called the "Gallery of Decadence". Having fallen in love with almost everything I found there made it even better. Metal and beadwork headpieces, bracelets and necklaces in a variety of themes. I found bats, snakes, scarabs and spiders in product descriptions, as well as Victorian, elven, goddess and vampire. Prices on headpieces range fro $40 to $200. |
| Fairy Tales Portrait
Props Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site is primarily aimed at crazy parents taking pictures off their kids. VERY Anne Geddes type stuff. However, as I browsed around I saw that there are some adult sized costumes, props and accessories. They've got a variety of costumes, accessories and props with themes like fairies, mermaids, angels..etc. They also have backgrounds and props you can use for decorating a reception or taking your wedding photos. Definitely worth a look. Prices seen to stay under $100. |
| Mardigan's Maile Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Chainmail isn't just to up your armor class any more. This site has an amazing array of chainmail jewelry, including chokers, handflowers, headbands and chaplets. Many of the pieces are embellished with beads, and you can choose which color you want. They carry semi-precious stone and glass beads that have their own page so you can take a look at them before you order. You can also design your own chaplet based on their designs. Simpler items start around $30 and more intricate items can be around $300. They also offer chainmail tops, skirts and coifs. Halters and skirts are closer to $300, but men's shirts can cost $1000 or more. |
| Renboots Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Boots, Boots, Boots.. and hats, gloves, belt pouches… but it's ALL about leather. Their products are designed for Rennies, gamers and anyone else who might be looking for a comfortable pair of boots to go with a costume. The boots and shoes come in a variety of styles, and custom materials can be requested. They also make pirate, cavalier and musketeer hats. For the musketeer hats you can choose the band and plume colors. Prices can be as high as $300 for some boot styles. Hat prices range from $100 to $150. |
| The Realms Finest Location: USA Might ship internationally, but it doesn't specifically say so on the website. Contact them for details. |
Review: Leather goodies for everybody! The Realm's Finest has hand tooled leather belts, armor, headbands and most importantly (to me that is) Arm Dragons! I absolutely love their work. Well constructed accessories with detailed embellishments. Prices start around $ 40 for headbands, and go up to $250 for armor. |
| The Scottish Lion Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Ok, so you already HAVE a kilt, but none of the other bits and pieces. Grooms will find all of the accessories that go with their kilt at this site (dirks, sporrans, pouches..etc.) Brides will find little extra touches to go with her gown (earrings, bracelets, hair decorations... etc.) They also carry Celtic wedding bands. This is another site that has way too much to give an accurate price range. Definitely worth a look. |
| Uptight Clothing Location: UK Does not ship internationally. "In Person" fittings are required. |
Review: Primarily a corset / gown site, Uptight Clothing also makes tiaras, crowns and other accessories. The items in the tiara section of the website are wire work embellished with crystals. According to their pricing page these items can cost anywhere from $150 to $500 depending on the materials. However, mail order is not an option. Personal fittings are required for corsets and gowns. I'm not sure if this is also their policy for jewelry. |
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| Apples of Gold Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: I liked this site because they have a large selection of Celtic wedding bands. The majority are gold but a small selection is available in platinum. Gold bands run from $425 to $475. Platinum bands cost over $1000 (aka: an arm, and both legs.) |
| Bearclaw Jewelry Location: Canada Will ship Internationally |
Review: Bearclaw Jewelry custom made my wedding bands for a fraction of the price I was given from a local artist. Working with them was a breeze, and our rings are awesome. Their primary focus is on Native Indian designs, but I found some other nifty stuff while I was surfing around (like a fruit bat ring). Prices for gold rings (without stones) are $300 - $400. Silver and mixed pieces are less, with some silver rings being only $75. |
| CeltShop.net Location: Ireland Will ship Internationally |
Review: Celtic knot and Claddagh rings starting at $180. The site also has other jewelry, and I'm particularly impressed with the number of brooches that look like cloak clasps. |
| deSignet International Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: From the site: Custom Engagement Rings, Wedding Bands, and Celtic Jewelry. This site is overwhelmingly cool... but it's also just plain ol' overwhelming. It's HUGEMONGOUS. Click on the "Site Map" and you'll see what I mean. Besides the Celtic work they also have a LARGE selection of other themes, like sports, geometric and polka dots. They also have other jewelry to match these themes. Prices start around $200 and go up to $2246 -depending on the ring size, width of the band, and material. If you're looking for something different, there is a good chance you'll find it here. If you don't find it, they will work with custom graphics for you. |
| DragonWeave Jewelry Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site has a variety of silver and pewter jewelry, including Celtic know wedding bands, and stackable rings. My favorites from the site are the pewter chokers, and the chainmail hand flowers. They also have a variety of interesting finger armor pieces. I recommend surfing around the site, because there is a lot to look at. A nice touch to their pages is that they provide a link to matching and similar items. Prices seem to range from $30 to $60. |
| Duncan House Location: Scotland Will ship Internationally |
Review: From the site: Fine Celtic Jewelry and Traditional Scottish Knives The ultimate resource for Scottish Weddings. Besides Celtic jewelry, and clan pins, this artist will custom make dirks and sgian dubh. Unfortunately, prices are a little high. Silver rings start around $130, and intricate pieces in gold get into the thousands. |
| Eyescream Jewelry Location: USA Limited International Shipping -contact them for details |
Review: I would have linked to this site simply on principal as the main catalog is called the "Gallery of Decadence". Having fallen in love with almost everything I found there made it even better. Metal and beadwork headpieces, bracelets and necklaces in a variety of themes. I found bats, snakes, scarabs and spiders in product descriptions, as well as Victorian, elven, goddess and vampire. Prices on headpieces range fro $40 to $200. |
| Gryphon's Moon Location: USA Limited International Shipping -contact them for details |
Review: It's easy for me to get distracted while browsing this site. There is lots of non-wedding related stuff for Pagans that I want. When shopping for your wedding, you'll want to check out the rings in the wedding section. They have a very nice gold Handfasting ring, as well as gold and platinum knotwork and spin rings. I also found some very nice necklaces, handflowers and circlets. They also have belly dancing accessories. Prices for gold rings range from $150 to $900. Silver Rings and other jewelry range from $30 to $75. |
| HellBent Jewelry Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site has a collection of accessories. My favorites are the armor rings, and the spirals for stretched ears. I feel like the collection is small, but what they offer is really nice. Prices range anywhere from $10 to $50, with the exception of the sterling silver chainmail choker that goes for $120. |
| Mardigan's Maile Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Chainmail isn't just to up your armor class any more. This site has an amazing array of chainmail jewelry, including chokers, handflowers, headbands and chaplets. Many of the pieces are embellished with beads, and you can choose which color you want. They carry semi-precious stone and glass beads that have their own page so you can take a look at them before you order. You can also design your own chaplet based on their designs. Simpler items start around $30 and more intricate items can be around $300. They also offer chainmail tops, skirts and coifs. Halters and skirts are closer to $300, but men's shirts can cost $1000 or more. |
| Moonstone Jewelry Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: I go back to every site to browse around before writing the review. When I got to this site, the first thing I saw was a gold ring that depicted two men spooning. You can get this two piece set in gay, lesbian or straight. One of the reasons I chose this site was because they carry many interesting detailed designs. If spooners don't appeal to you there are lots of other designs including dragons, wolves, and horses (to name a few). Silver jewelry runs around $20 to $30, gold rings can cost anywhere from $100 to $800. |
| Patterns of Time Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site is primarily for finding patterns to make your own period clothing. However, they also have pins, buckles and buttons to go with the patterns. Check out the apparel section for the full review of this site. |
| The Mystic Caravan Location: USA Limited International Shipping -see site for details |
Review: If you ask me what you'll find when you got to this website, my answer will have to be "What are you looking for?" They have Celtic, Egyptian, native American themed jewelry to name a few. My husband and I purchased torcs from this vendor, and we were very happy with their customer service. They also have a number of pieces based on the jewelry from the Lord of the Rings movies. They're way too much on this site for me to give an accurate price range, so you'll just have to go take a look. |
| The Pyramid Collection Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This particular site has a variety of jewelry, dresses, and jackets -as well as a variety of gift items. Their product line can be described simply as witchy. You'll find designs that qualify as goth, pagan, new agey, and medieval. Some of the rings, like the cartouche ring, are customizable. Rings start at $30 and can be as much as $300 depending on the materials. |
| The Scottish Lion Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Ok, so you already HAVE a kilt, but none of the other bits and pieces. Grooms will find all of the accessories that go with their kilt at this site (dirks, sporrans, pouches..etc.) Brides will find little extra touches to go with her gown (earrings, bracelets, hair decorations... etc.) They also carry Celtic wedding bands. This is another site that has way too much to give an accurate price range. Definitely worth a look. |
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| Apples of Gold Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: I liked this site because they have a large selection of Celtic wedding bands. The majority are gold but a small selection is available in platinum. Gold bands run from $425 to $475. Platinum bands cost over $1000 (aka an arm, and both legs.) |
| Bearclaw Jewelry Location: Canada Will ship Internationally |
Review: Bearclaw Jewelry custom made my wedding bands for a fraction of the price I was given from a local artist. Working with them was a breeze, and our rings are awesome. Their primary focus is on Native Indian designs, but I found some other nifty stuff while I was surfing around (like a fruit bat ring). Prices for gold rings (without stones) are $300 - $400. Silver and mixed pieces are less, with some silver rings being only $75. |
| CeltShop.net Location: Ireland Will ship Internationally |
Review: Celtic knot and Claddagh rings starting at $180. The site also has other jewelry, and I'm particularly impressed with the number of brooches that look like cloak clasps. |
| deSignet International Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: From the site: Custom Engagement Rings, Wedding Bands, and Celtic Jewelry This site is overwhelmingly cool... but it's also just plain ol' overwhelming. It's HUGEMONGOUS. Click on the "Site Map" and you'll see what I mean. Besides the Celtic work they also have a LARGE selection of other themes, like sports, geometric and polka dots. They also have other jewelry to match these themes. Prices start around $200 and go up to $2246 -depending on the ring size, width of the band, and material. If you're looking for something different, there is a good chance you'll find it here. If you don't find it, they will work with custom graphics for you. |
| DragonWeave Jewelry Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site has a variety of silver and pewter jewelry, including Celtic know wedding bands, and stackable rings. My favorites from the site are the pewter chokers, and the chainmail hand flowers. They also have a variety of interesting finger armor pieces. I recommend surfing around the site, because there is a lot to look at. A nice touch to their pages is that they provide a link to matching and similar items. Prices seem to range from $30 to $60. |
| Duncan House Location: Scotland Will ship Internationally |
Review: From the site: Fine Celtic Jewelry and Traditional Scottish Knives Another great resource for Scottish Weddings. Besides Celtic jewelry, and clan pins, this artist will custom make dirks and sgian dubh. Unfortunately, prices are a little high. Silver rings start around $130, and intricate pieces in gold get into the thousands. |
| Gryphon's Moon Location: USA Limited International Shipping -contact them for details |
Review: It's easy for me to get distracted while browsing this site. There is lots of non-wedding related stuff for Pagans that I want. When shopping for your wedding, you'll want to check out the rings in the wedding section. They have a very nice gold Handfasting ring, as well as gold and platinum knot work and spin rings. I also found some very nice necklaces, handflowers and circlets. They also have belly dancing accessories. Prices for gold rings range from $150 to $900. Silver Rings and other jewelry range from $30 to $75. |
| Moonstone Jewelry Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: I go back to every site to browse around before writing the review. When I got to this site, the first thing I saw was a gold ring that depicted two men spooning. You can get this two piece set in gay, lesbian or straight. One of the reasons I chose this site was because they carry many interesting detailed designs. If spooners don't appeal to you there are lots of other designs including dragons, wolves, and horses (to name a few). Silver jewelry runs around $20 to $30, gold rings can cost anywhere from $100 to $800. |
| Puzzle Rings by Pepi Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: If you're looking for a unique wedding band, these puzzle rings are worth a look. I've always thought puzzle rings are neat. The only drawback to them is if you can't put them back together, they're difficult to wear. However the website has detailed instructions (with pictures) for you to follow just in case. Pepi's puzzle rings are available in silver or gold, and with 4, 6 or 10 bands. The prices start as low as $30 for a simple silver ring, and get as high as $475 for a complex gold ring. |
| The Mystic Caravan Location: USA Limited International Shipping -see site for details |
Review: If you ask me what you'll find when you got to this website, my answer will have to be "What are you looking for?" They have Celtic, Egyptian, native American themed jewelry to name a few. My husband and I purchased torcs from this vendor, and we were very happy with their customer service. They also have a number of pieces based on the jewelry from the Lord of the Rings movies. They're way too much on this site for me to give an accurate price range, so you'll just have to go take a look. |
| The Pyramid Collection Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This particular site has a variety of jewelry, dresses, and jackets -as well as a variety of gift items. Their product line can be described simply as witchy. You'll find designs that qualify as goth, pagan, new agey, and medieval. Some of the rings, like the cartouche ring, are customizable. Rings start at $30 and can be as much as $300 depending on the materials. |
| The Scottish Lion Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Ok, so you already HAVE a kilt, but none of the other bits and pieces. Grooms will find all of the accessories that go with their kilt at this site (dirks, sporrans, pouches..etc.) Brides will find little extra touches to go with her gown (earrings, bracelets, hair decorations... etc.) They also carry Celtic wedding bands. This is another site that has way too much to give an accurate price range. Definitely worth a look. |
| Tradeshop.com Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Before going to look at this site, take a deep breath and prepare for some sensory overload. HOWEVER, this is a site to consider if you want to design your own wedding band. There are a number of really cool designs already on the site, but if none of those cut it for you -consider the custom option. For existing designs, prices start around $300 and can go as high as $1500. Get in touch with them for prices on custom pieces. |
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| Pennangal.com Location: UK Will ship Internationally |
Review: You may not believe this, but I get teary eyed every time I look at this site. So many wonderful boots with zippers, and buckles, and D-rings.. Sigh. I'd own them all if I could. My husband ordered a pair of boots from this site, and the only problem we had was that his calves were too wide. Alas, one of the dangers of buying shoes online. Luckily, a local cobbler was able to widen them quickly and cheaply. Prices range from $100 to $300. |
| Renboots Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Boots, Boots, Boots.. and hats, gloves, belt pouches… but it's ALL about leather. Their products are designed for Rennies, gamers and anyone else who might be looking for a comfortable pair of boots to go with a costume. The boots and shoes come in a variety of styles, and custom materials can be requested. They also make pirate, cavalier and musketeer hats. For the musketeer hats you can choose the band and plume colors. Prices can be as high as $300 for some boot styles. Hat prices range from $100 to $150. |
| SCA Boots Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: We got my husband's boots for our wedding from this website, and he has no complaints. While they are not actually related to the Society for the Creative Anachronism, they definitely have its members in mind. They only offer 5 boot styles, but their designs are pretty versatile. The tops can be worn upright or folded over, and they're easy to scrunch if that's the style you want. Prices range from $79.99 to $99.99 making them very affordable. However it is important to note that these boots are only offered in black, and they don't take custom orders. |
| Zappos Location: USA Does not ship internationally. |
Review: This is a great site for shoe shopping whether it be for your wedding day or jogging.They have a great return policy. They accept returns for up to a year, and shipping is free. One of the features on the site that I love is you can sort by color, price, size and width. Plus, how can you go wrong with a website that has both a "strappy" AND a "vegetarian" shoe section? Their price chart goes from "less than 39.99" to "more than 600". |
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| Duncan House Location: Scotland Will ship Internationally |
Review: From the site: Fine Celtic Jewelry and Traditional Scottish Knives. Another great resource for Scottish Weddings. Besides Celtic jewelry, and clan pins, this artist will custom make dirks and sgian dubh. Unfortunately, prices are a little high. Silver rings start around $130, and intricate pieces in gold get into the thousands. |
| Enchanted Costumes Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site offers the most amazing fairy wings, in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Wings are available in organza and silk, and can be attached by ribbons or clear elastic. They also have wands and "fairy crowns" that can be made to match your dress and wings. Wing prices range from $150 to $300. You can see a review of their dresses in the Apparel section. |
| Fairy Tales Portrait
Props Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: This site is primarily aimed at crazy parents taking pictures off their kids. VERY Anne Geddes type stuff. However, as I browsed around I saw that there are some adult sized costumes, props and accessories. They've got a variety of costumes, accessories and props with themes like fairies, mermaids, angels..etc. They also have backgrounds and props you can use for decorating a reception or taking your wedding photos. Definitely worth a look. Prices seen to stay under $100. |
| Gloved Up Location: UK Will ship Internationally |
Review: Custom made fingerless gloves. Some scream 80's punk, and some scream Mexican wrestler... they're shiny, they're funky, they're very cool. There are these long gloves that end in what looks like a puffy sleeve. Very interesting, very unique. If you're looking for something special get in touch with them for pricing. |
| The Realms Finest Location: USA Might ship internationally, but it doesn't specifically say so on the website. Contact them for details. |
Review: Leather goodies for everybody! The Realm's Finest has hand tooled leather belts, armor, headbands and most importantly (to me that is) Arm Dragons! I absolutely love their work. Well constructed accessories with detailed embellishments. Prices start around $ 40 for headbands, and go up to $250 for armor. |
| The Scottish Lion Location: USA Will ship Internationally |
Review: Ok, so you already HAVE a kilt, but none of the other bits and pieces. Grooms will find all of the accessories that go with their kilt at this site (dirks, sporrans, pouches..etc.) Brides will find little extra touches to go with her gown (earrings, bracelets, hair decorations... etc.) They also carry Celtic wedding bands. This is another site that has way too much to give an accurate price range. Definitely worth a look. |
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