Turn the volume up
Sets built to stand out
Bare shoulders and a black leather jacket draped over a chair. The silver in this Statement Night Set catches the faint light against warm sand, holding its own beside a graffiti-tagged steel door. You don't need a loud room to wear pieces like this. They bring the noise with them.
US$10.37 to US$54.85
The golden rules
Rebellious
- Let it anchor
- — A heavy silver set does the work of an entire outfit. Keep the neckline open and let the bundle sit directly against bare skin so every piece in the stack is visible.
- Mix the metals
- — Gold and silver bundles live on the same page for a reason. If your wardrobe leans dark, a gold trio breaks the monochrome in a way silver cannot.
Skull
Skull Sets
A motif that has belonged to counterculture for decades. These bundles pair skull shapes with silver finishes, built for nights where your jewelry does the talking.
Fleur-de-lis
Fleur-de-Lis Sets
Heraldic geometry sharpened into something modern. These stacks trade softness for structure, layering a historic symbol across multiple pieces in a single bundle.
Sword
Sword Sets
Blades and crosses rendered in metal. These layered sets use the sword shape to add a vertical line, drawing the eye down rather than across.
Everything here
Shop the edit
Coastal rock and open sea stretch out behind her, the noon sun throwing crisp shadows across bare skin. This Statement Night Gold Trio holds its color against the glare. Edgy pieces belong everywhere, not just after dark. Worn with a sand-colored wrap, the gold reads as deliberate, anchoring the whole frame.
Salt air, hard light
The material
Weight you can feel
These sets use solid-feeling metal to carry their motifs. A skull or a sword needs physical presence to read correctly; thin wire turns a bold shape into a charm. The silver and gold finishes here are chosen for contrast, catching light differently depending on whether you are under streetlamps or indoor bulbs.
Before you buy
Should I wear every piece in the bundle at once?
You can. These sets are designed as complete looks, but the pieces also separate easily. Wear the full stack for a heavier statement, or take one piece out to pair with something you already own.
How do I pick between a skull set and a sword set?
Look at the lines you usually wear. Skull sets tend to be rounder and more centered, while sword sets introduce long vertical shapes. Match the geometry to the necklines in your closet.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Rebellious jewellery
This page gathers 249 multi-piece jewelry sets grouped under an edgy aesthetic. The bundles feature bold motifs including skulls, swords, and fleur-de-lis designs, presented primarily in silver and gold finishes. Each set contains multiple matching pieces sold together.
Rebellious jewellery
This page gathers 249 multi-piece jewelry sets grouped under an edgy aesthetic. The bundles feature bold motifs including skulls, swords, and fleur-de-lis designs, presented primarily in silver and gold finishes. Each set contains multiple matching pieces sold together.
Choosing your motif
Skull, sword, and fleur-de-lis each carry a different visual weight. Skulls read as classic rebellion, swords introduce length and direction, and the fleur-de-lis offers structured symmetry. Your choice depends on which shape complements the lines of what you wear most often.
Bundles versus singles
Every item on this page is a multi-piece set. Buying a bundle means the pieces are already scaled to sit together without competing for space, which takes the guesswork out of layering heavier motifs.
