This Charming Man
With one foot in Melbourne and the other in New York City, Ed Janssen has found such a big fan base for his hand-made jewellery that he has had to cut back on his other great love in life – making the best espresso you’re ever likely to sip from a cardboard cup. But Ed’s charm necklaces are still inspired by his experiences in the cafes of Melbourne and Manhattan. Under the label This Charming Man, his cult item is known as ‘the knuckle sandwich’. Fashioned from sterling silver, it’s a set of three charms – two pieces of bread to hang on either side of a tiny knuckle duster. Other pieces include ‘the knuckle bagel’, as well as steaks, burger patties and single slices of cheese. We don’t know about New York, but every man in Melbourne worth his winklepickers is wearing these right now. [see also Lynda Holt]














5 comments
paul Tuesday 13 March 2007
where do we find these trinkets then?
Andy Wednesday 14 March 2007
Love these pieces, top notch.
Penny Thursday 15 March 2007
Hey guys, you can get ‘em at the awesome Bobby’s Cuts (scott alley, melbourne), Alphaville (brunswick st and flinders lane, melbourne), Somedays in Sydney. Don’t know about NYC, you’ll have to email Ed. He won’t mind.
Ed Thursday 15 March 2007
If you are interested in purchasing (or stocking!) This Charming Man Jewelry please feel free to get in contact with me via my website http://www.edwardjanssen.com
thanks for looking, and thanks to lost at e minor and especially Penny at is not magazine.
derrick Saturday 8 December 2007
damn whose that guy he’s HOT!!!