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Carpi, THIS was as close as I could come to what you described. And I couldn't find earrings, just the pendant.

Coffin Earrings? http://coffingems.com/

Perhaps a bit pricey, but it made me grin. According to the site, only sterling is used.

I've seen some cute lunchbox purses, but never got them because it seemed like my stuff would roll around in there. I almost did give into them when I saw a coffin shaped one with a silver chained shoulder strap at goodgoth.com, but they were out of stock dammit.

I never got into wanting coffin shaped earrings. I prefer them for purses, backpacks, and necklaces. Do they make coffin necklaces that open and close for you to put a picture in before I decide to google it? I would love to have one.

No, sadly. While Coffin Gems makes any type of jewelry, their selling point is their coffin-style faceted gems (hence "Coffin Gems"). From what I snooped, their necklaces are simple pendants whose focal point is their trademark coffin gem in whatever stone you please.

*Is wondering why she didn't look at this thread sooner*

Thanks Legend. It is very close, yes (actually, now that I look at them closely, these are the same charms! Happy day!!). I could just get two of them and convert them into earrings. ^_^

I've seen those studs before Kitten. They're very pretty (and shiny!) but the only thing that I think about is whether they can be visibly spotted out as coffin-shaped due to their size.