Shakespeare Gear on Etsy

Etsy is a dangerous, dangerous site. And below is where I will prove this claim.

This might not seem dangerous, but let me explain. I never knew this existed before. Now that I know it exist and where to find it, I can now want it. Someday, when I have extra money, I am going to buy this thing and love it.

And I will most likely buy this as well. I can’t help it.

Of course, I have always been a pearl fan so this charm bracelet might be more my style.

And if I’m fictionally buying bracelets for myself, I might as well throw in another necklace.

Or maybe two.

Or an awesome silver ring with an epic quote hidden inside.

Moving out of the jewelry realm, Etsy.Com has a ton of adorable Shakespeare themed bags as well.

Like this nice looking wallet that has the appearance of a Much Ado about Nothing book when closed.

Or this awesome Romeo and Juliet bag that looks like a book with handles.

And if I ever need a huge bag, I can just by myself this Complete Works of William Shakespeare bag.

Of course, no Shakespeare gear collection would be complete without some book related accessories.

I want these adorable Romeo and Juliet bookmarks, for starters.

I also want this bloody yet brilliant journal designed around Shakespeare’s bloodiest play – Titus Andronicus.

This is probably one of my favorite items on Etsy, but it is also one of the most expensive. I can only imagine how much work went into this piece and while it is expensive, I can’t say it’s not worth it. This is a piece I’d keep under glass and on display someplace for people to admire.

Finally, we get to something I can afford now.

Oh Etsy, you are such a dangerous place and now I’ve inadvertently created a list with links to all the things I want for myself someday. There goes any extra cash I planned on having in the next year.

– Amanda Riggle

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Amanda is the Managing Editor at The Poetics Project and of The Socialist, the national magazine of The Socialist Party USA, as well as the Lead Editor of Pomona Valley Review's upcoming 11th issue. She graduated with a BA in English Education and a minor in Political Science. She is currently enrolled in an English MA program with an emphasis in Literature. During her free time, Amanda enjoys writing poetry, reading, traveling, crocheting, watching entire seasons of campy shows on Netflix, and, of course, writing blogs.

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