Jewelry tattoos

Diamonds last forever, they say. However, probably not in this sense. Tattoo artist (and fortune teller, as it says on her Instagram bio) Anya Tsyna can make sure you have some jewels on your body—for life. She creates 3D tattoos that are so realistic, you might just confuse them with real gemstones.

Diamonds last forever, they say. However, probably not in this sense. Tattoo artist (and fortune teller, as it says on her Instagram bio) Anya Tsyna can make sure you have some jewels on your body—for life. She creates 3D tattoos that are so realistic, you might just confuse them with real gemstones.

Are you looking for some stunning oyster and pearl tattoo designs? Discover some rare pearl tattoo ideas for yourself in this piece!

Ink on skin has got to be one of the scariest mediums of art out there. The stories about the pain that people feel are legendary, and the errors of the ink artist remain forever—or at least until another artist comes to patch things up. In other words, it's a painstaking process to create a tattoo, not to mention a good one. And so, ink artists have this weird-but-universal aura of respect from other artists, as they're the ones that have to work under the highest of pressures, an…

Ruby & diamond necklace by Ryan Ashley DiCristina

Beauty is pain, and spine tattoos are a perfect example of this. If you ever encounter a person with a spine tattoo, bear in mind that that individual is not afraid of anything. But on a serious note, tattoos going down the spine are extremely painful. Think 9/10 on the pain scale. This isn't surprising, considering the spine is a bony area full of nerve endings.

Your next ink is a glamorous bracelet tattoo? If the answer is yes, please don't miss these best designs.

Ink on skin has got to be one of the scariest mediums of art out there. The stories about the pain that people feel are legendary, and the errors of the ink artist remain forever—or at least until another artist comes to patch things up. In other words, it's a painstaking process to create a tattoo, not to mention a good one. And so, ink artists have this weird-but-universal aura of respect from other artists, as they're the ones that have to work under the highest of pressures, an…

Tattoo art existed in the world even before our era. It wasn't called art back then, but rather a way of signing the body with symbols determining the wearer's heritage. It was first associated with tribal people, yet in the 1970s, this form of self-symbolizing became a mainstream art form.