Everything…Must Converge

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

There have been a lot of books featured on Lost throughout the series, but the one book nearly every fan can readily identify given the scene and circumstance is Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O’Conner.

Roxanna Bikadoroff, the artist who created the wounded dove cover seen above has recently developed a limited edition “wounded dove pendant” for fans who want to take the cover with them wherever they go.

The pendants are sterling silver and stamped with the artist’s insignia on the back. There are only eight of them available, so hurry to get yours before they’re gone. You can visit Roxanna’s blog to learn more.

Dark and Light

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

This bracelet inspired by the black and white rocks was made by Janet in Wisconsin. Janet says that after the series finale on May 23 she and her husband are going to start over watching Lost from the beginning.

Follow the White Rabbit

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Elizabeth in Indiana made this sterling silver necklace featuring a rabbit with the number 8 on its back, just like the one Ben shows Sawyer in season 3. Elizabeth’s favorite Lost character is Desmond.

New Cuffs for Kate

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Judy from Southern New Hampsire made this one-of-a-kind Lost decoupage cuff bracelet. You can find it at her shop Cuffs Couture. Judy, her husband and two sons watch Lost together.

He Who Will Save Us All

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

What lies in the shadow of the statue? The answer is Ille qui nos omnes servabit, or, “he who will save us all.”

Annie from San Diego crafted this necklace which contains both the infamous question and Richard Alpert’s answer. You can find it at her shop Spiffing Jewelry.

4 (of 12) Latin notations found on the blast door map:

1. Sursum corda which means “lift up your hearts” appears three timest. This phrase is spoken at the beginning of the Eucharistic Service of Holy Communion. It is also a poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
2. Cogito ergo doleo which means “I think, therefore I suffer.” The notation appears just under the Flame station.
3. Liberate te ex inferis which means “Save yourself from hell/the underworld.” If the magnetic anomaly at the Swan is 0 degrees, the notation appears at approximately 325 degrees, the bearing Ben provides Michael when he leaves the island.
4. Mus uni non fidit antro which means “A mouse does not rely on just one hole.” The notation appears at approximately 305 degrees, the bearing that Daniel and the freighter team used to come and go from the island.

Light and Dark

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

With the final season of Lost proving to be a culmination of the show’s light and dark theme, this bracelet featuring the black and white rocks would be a fitting piece to wear from now until May.

Atlantis 804 shop owner Annette created this Lost-inspired bracelet to pay homage to the black and white rocks. Annette recently went to Sunset on the Beach in Oahu to watch the first hour of the season premiere. It was her second trip to “the Island” and she again stopped by many Lost sites while she was there.

Annette says Ben is her favorite character. Jack, Desmond, Miles and Daniel round out her top 5 list.

Valentine’s Day

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Forget the diamonds. This piece of jewelry will show your sweetheart why she’s different from all the Others. Isabelle from New York handcrafted this one-of-a-kind sterling silver, peridot and Swarovski crystal charm bracelet.

Long after the last episode of Lost has aired, your significant Other can still carry a little piece of the island with her wherever she goes through charms such as Charlie’s guitar, a miniature Flight 815, Henry Gale’s hot air balloon, Kate’s handcuffs and the Swan station computer. Check out all of Isabelle’s Lost-inspired charm bracelets at her shop Jewelry by Isabelle.

Down the Rabbit Hole

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Emily from West Virginia is certain of two things: that her love for Benjamin Linus borders on unhealthy and that every female Lost fan should own her own pair of white rabbit earrings. Learn more about Emily at her blog Tea and Laundry.

8 facts about white rabbits:

1. A poster of The White Rabbit from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is seen hanging on Aaron’s bedroom door when he’s living with Kate.
2. Jack’s first flashback episode is entitled “White Rabbit” while his first flash-forward episode is entitled “Through the Looking Glass.”
3. The logo for the DHARMA Initiative station The Looking Glass is a white rabbit.
4. The Geronimo Jackson concert poster hanging in the DHARMA cafeteria contains a picture of The White Rabbit from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
5. In Stephen King’s book On Writing he discusses a writing exercise that involves a white rabbit in a cage with the number 8 on its back.
6. Miles uncovers a key to an apartment under a statue of a white rabbit with the number 8 inside its ear.
7. In the Orchid orientation film, Pierre Chang holds up a white rabbit with the number 15 on it.
8. The first book Sawyer reads on the beach is Watership Down, a book about a group of rabbits in search of a new home.

The Hatch

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Yvonne from Wooden Nickels Jewelry made this unique necklace using an empty spool of thread and vintage dictionary text. Yvonne said she liked when the first hatch was introduced on Lost because of all the throwback vintage items it contained.

8 DHARMA stations:

1. The Swan – an electromagnetic research station
2. The Pearl – a remote viewing station
3. The Arrow – a bunker for developing defensive strategies
4. The Hydra – a zoological research station
5. The Flame – a communications station
6. The Looking Glass – an underwater station
7. The Tempest – a toxic gas station
8. The Orchid – a botanical station build over a time-travel mechanism

I Heart Shih Tzus

Category: Lost-inspired jewelry

Abby Lindsey, a Lost fan from northern Nevada, created these “Looks Like You Heart Them” earrings in honor of Hurley’s famous line. Abby is a doula who admits she’s been concerned in the past that one of her clients might go into labor during a new episode of Lost. Her two favorite characters are Ben and Locke.

STORE EMPLOYEE: Shih-Tzus?

HURLEY: I like Shih-Tzus.

STORE EMPLOYEE: It looks like you heart them.

4 facts about Hurley:

1. He’s worth $156 million.
2. As of “The Incident Parts 1 & 2″ he’s used the word “dude” 256 times.
3. He described Libby as being cute in an “I’ve-been-terrorized-by-the-Others-for-40-days” kind of way.
4. He’s played Risk with Sawyer and Locke, backgammon with Walt, Connect Four with Leonard and Chess with an invisible Mr. Eko.