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June 27th, 2025
How Alchemy’s English Craft Became Part of Iron Maiden’s Global Impact
The very first Iron Maiden piece Alchemy created was back in 1980, based on the cover art of the band’s eponymous debut album, when Paul Di’Anno was singer, prior to Bruce Dickinson joining the crew. Issued under the brand name of Poker Rox, the original model was crafted as a faithful 3D rendition of Derek Riggs’ iconic Eddie artwork in the form of a pin badge, made to adorn denim and leather jackets. These of course were unofficial, as at that time the nascent ‘official band licensing’ concept was unknown to anyone but the odd sharp lawyer!
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Alchemy Spring Collection
February 19th, 2025
Alchemy England unleashes a breathtaking new jewellery collection summoned from a haunted realm where exquisite nocturnal creations adorn willing supplicants.
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Year of the Snake – Lunar New Year
January 29th, 2025Become an Alchemy Stockist
April 12th, 2024
Are you a big fan of Alchemy? Love all things gothic and alternative? Have a flair for business and a passion for connecting with customers? Or perhaps you already have your own company and want to add some unique and beautiful jewellery, gift and home collections to your inventory? Well.. you can become an Alchemy stockist!
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Year of the Dragon – Lunar New Year
February 10th, 2024Season Greetings from Alchemy
December 19th, 2023
Wynter Wassail
Midwinter’s night in the sacred grove of Crann Brethadh. A priestess casts a spell of veneration, just as her forebears had done on this very night since the world was young and icebound. And in the snowy heartlands of ancient Britain peasant folk continue the magical traditions of joyful, raucous tree worship to scare away evil spirits and provide a good harvest – The Wassail.
Evergreen trees were always powerful symbols of rebirth at the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. The ritual of decorating the home with evergreen boughs and symbols of fertility at the winter solstice seems to have been passed down, more or less unchanged, since pagan times. It is a time where the fresh new sprigs of nature go underground and the maiden of spring sleeps. The Earth, like the Mother, carries the potential for future growth in her quietude. And in the depth of winter, the crone reveals herself, embodying wisdom, resilience, and the promise of eventual renewal.





