Handmade uranium glass and dark aesthetic jewellery, crafted one piece at a time
Welcome to Deadly Creations, where dark allure and mysterious elegance collide with a flash of Uranium glass and a subtle hint of the forbidden. Here you will find jewellery and accessories created from glowing uranium glass emitting an ethereal aesthetic to perfectly embrace your deliciously dark side.
One of a kind
Every piece is made once and never repeated. When it finds a keeper, that is that.
Made under the moon
Crafted by hand in the quiet hours. No mass production, no two alike.
Posted from the UK
Wrapped with care and sent ready to keep its secret.
The Collections
Seven cabinets, each with its own secrets.
Closest to the pulse
Necklaces
Uranium glass lockets, gothic crosses and moonlit drops. The pieces that sit closest to the pulse, and keep glowing after the light has gone.
For the wrist
Bracelets
Obsidian skulls, glowing beads and amethyst snowflakes. Weighted, cool to the touch, and quietly strange on the wrist.
For the ears
Earrings
Goddess drops, glass hearts and moonlit stones. Small pieces of the forbidden that sway when you move.
For the small secrets
Accessories
Glowing shards and quiet treasures that are not jewellery at all. Made to sit on a shelf, a desk or in a pocket, and to surprise whoever finds them in the dark.
For the haunting season
Spooky Season
Ghosts, skulls and things that only come alive after dark. Small pieces of the season that never really ends for some of us.
For a haunted Christmas
Christmas
Snowflakes that shine a little differently once the lights go down. Uranium glass, keeping its own kind of Christmas, long after the tree comes down.
For the ones you keep
Love
Hearts, in glowing glass. For the people you would hand a piece of yourself to, and for anyone who understands why the dark is beautiful.
The Glow
Take it into the dark.
Every uranium glass piece in this shop holds a trace of uranium, a leftover from the age of Victorian glassmaking. Barely radioactive, entirely safe to wear, and utterly unlike anything else. Turn off the lights, switch on a UV torch, and watch it wake.
The Lore
A history that glows.
Uranium glass was made from the 1830s until the 1940s, mined first in the hills of Jachymov in Bohemia. Victorians loved it for the eerie green life it took on under candlelight, and collectors have hunted it ever since.
I find it, restore it, and give it a second life at my bench, wrapped in silver and set beside stone.
The Hedgehog Range
For Burt, and for the hogs.
A range made in honour of Burt, the resident hedgehog. Every piece in this range includes a charity donation, uranium glass and Swarovski crystal, because a hedgehog deserves a little glamour.
Come closer, the dark is friendly
Follow the glow.
New creations, restocks and the occasional piece of uranium glass folklore, shared first on Instagram.