Shortly after the launch of the mmorpg Star Wars: The Old Republic, game apparel company Jinx released a line of SWTOR t-shirts and accessories. Included in the collection were two logo necklaces, for the two main factions in the game – the Old Republic and the Sith Empire. Being a…
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I was impressed with the detail and quality of Loungefly’s necklaces I picked up from Hot Topic a little while ago. During my regular check of Hot Topic’s website, I noticed they still had the MTFBWY pendant necklaces in stock, which features the Hildebrandt brothers classic poster art. I decided…
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For Return of the Jedi, the Star Wars jewelry license was held by Adam Joseph Inc. While the ‘text’ necklaces are easier to find, they also made a range of sculpted character necklaces. According to Collectors Archive, there were five gold tone necklaces fearturing C-3PO, R2-D2, Royal Guard, Wicket and…
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Entertainment Earth has added more items from the Body Vibe Star Wars jewelry range to their website, now available for pre-order, and added in photos for some items that were missing images. I love the variety of styles, I already had a few on my wish list – and now with…
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For each of the original trilogy films, a different company held the license for jewelry in the United States. For Return of the Jedi, it was Adam Joseph Industries Inc. (San Francisco, California). So far I have three of their necklaces – ROTJ logo, MTFBWY and X-Wing Fighter Pilot. These…
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Body Vibe makes jewelry collections for several pop culture licenses such as Doctor Who, DC Comics and Marvel, and has now added Star Wars to their catalogue. Coming in the new year is a great collection of necklaces, earrings and more featuring some fantastic designs. Unfortunately it looks like their…
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Today is Wear Star Wars Share Star Wars Day! I’m just heading out to get some Christmas shopping done – and of course pick up a Star Wars toy to donate to a local children’s charity. Wearing a favourite Junk Food Clothing tee and vintage X-Wing necklace, I always enjoy…
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In my search for information about the Star Wars collection by Brazilian designer Triton, I discovered another Brazilian company released their own Star Wars collection around the same time. Riachuelo launched their recent Star Wars collection in stores on May 4th (International Star Wars Day) and included around 30 items, with prices starting…
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Following on my from my post about Loungefly’s Star Wars handbags and purses, I discovered they are also making quite a range of other accessories. I had recently spent my Hot Topic ‘Hot Cash’ voucher on a range of Star Wars accessories and my eagerly awaited parcel just arrived in…
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My first vintage Star Wars purchase for my wardrobe was the R2-D2 and C-3PO necklaces made by Weingeroff Ent. Providence, R.I. (licensed by Factors Etc, Inc) in 1977. They are amongst the first ever Star Wars merchandise – they feature the 20th Century Fox copyright details, with no mention of Lucasfilm. They were made in…
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