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Event schedule
NOVEMBER 2026
November 21st - 22nd
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Tampa, FL
DECEMBER 2026
December 12th
Oddities Flea Market
NYC, NY
December 12th - 13th
Wreck the Halls (NJPRFM)
Edison, NJ
December 18th - 20th
Holiday Matsuri
Orlando, FL
December 30th - January 1st
New Year Furry Ball
Wilmington, DE
JANUARY 2027
Nothing yet!
FEBRUARY 2027
February 6th - 7th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Atlanta, GA
February 20th - 21st
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Charlotte, NC
MARCH 2027
March 6th - 7th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Albuquerque, NM
APRIL 2027
April 5th - 9th
Not vending - just attending. Come say hi!
Grayscale Summit
Salem, MA
April 17th - 18th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Columbus, OH
April 24th - 25th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Indianapolis, IN
April 30th - May 2nd
Dark Force Fest
Parsippany, NJ
MAY 2027
May 15th - 16th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Chicago, IL
May 33nd - 23rd
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Minneapolis, MN
JUNE 2027
June 26th - 27th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Tulsa, OK
JULY 2027
July 10th - 11th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Detroit, IL
AUGUST 2027
August 7th - 8th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Providence, RI
SEPTEMBER 2027
September 25th - 26th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Dallas, TX
September 29th - Oct 3rd
Wasteland Weekend
North Edwards, CA
OCTOBER 2027
October 9th - 10th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Denver, CO
October 16th - 17th
Oddities & Curiosities Expo
Seattle, WA
about cult of asmodeus
Your accessories shouldn't end up in a landfill.
This is the idea that prompted Lex to teach herself leatherworking back in 2022. She had been wanting a new choker and found plenty of designs online that she liked, but there was one problem.
They were all made of pleather.
She had worn pleather before and knew that it had a tendency to crack, peel, and fall apart after just a handful of wears. It was like wearing a ticking time bomb. So she decided to grab some leather and a few cheap tools and made a few chokers that she could actually wear, over and over again, without fear of them not holding up.
That was supposed to be the end of her leather journey.
However, after sharing her new pieces with some of her friends, she realized that she wasn’t so alone in wanting pieces that were made to last. She opened up a small business called Asmodeus Jewelers to sell her product. Her first stop was a local flea market, where she set up a small table with a cobbled-together display. She wasn't expecting much.
To her surprise, her pieces were an immediate hit!
With the help of her business-minded husband, Alex, the duo began traveling the east coast to sell her handmade wares at various events. Through this time, she was focused on making her products the best they could be. That entailed a whole lot of trial and error as well as experiments with many different leathers, types of hardware, and tools. Her customer feedback was esepcially helpful in this process, their wants and needs shaping her design theory and helping her to expand her offerings!
Fast forward to today and their business now operates as
Cult of Asmodeus.
Lex and Alex travel the entire country to sell their wares as well as offering items online and in a few retail locations. However, through all the rebranding and the travels and the expanding of their business, two things have always remained the same.
Every single piece is handmade by Lex. Every single piece is made to last.
This is the idea that prompted Lex to teach herself leatherworking back in 2022. She had been wanting a new choker and found plenty of designs online that she liked, but there was one problem...
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They were all made of pleather.
She had worn pleather before and knew that it had a tendency to crack, peel, and fall apart after just a handful of wears. It was like wearing a ticking time bomb. So she decided to grab some leather and a few cheap tools and made a few chokers that she could actually wear, over and over again, without fear of them not holding up.
That was supposed to be the end of her leather journey.
However, after sharing her new pieces with some of her friends, she realized that she wasn’t so alone in wanting pieces that were made to last. She opened up a small business called Asmodeus Jewelers to sell her product. Her first stop was a local flea market, where she set up a small table with a cobbled-together display. She wasn't expecting much.
To her surprise, her pieces were an immediate hit!
With the help of her business-minded husband, Alex, the duo began traveling the east coast to sell her handmade wares at various events. Through this time, she was focused on making her products the best they could be. That entailed a whole lot of trial and error as well as experiments with many different leathers, types of hardware, and tools. Her customer feedback was esepcially helpful in this process, their wants and needs shaping her design theory and helping her to expand her offerings!
Fast forward to today and their business now operates as
Cult of Asmodeus.
Lex and Alex travel the entire country to sell their wares as well as offering items online and in a few retail locations. However, through all the rebranding and the travels and the expanding of their business, two things have always remained the same.
Every single piece is handmade by Lex.
Every single piece is made to last.
frequently asked questions
What leather do you use?
We use a full-grain vegetable-tanned cowhide leather that we import directly from a tannery in Italy. The backs are resin-coated to keep the surface smooth and make cleaning easier.
The tannery we source our leather from has maintained a silver rating in the LWG Environmental Stewardship Audit as well as an ICEC Sustainability Certification and a Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana Conciata al Vegetale Quality Certification.
Does your metal have nickel plating?
Some of our metals have nickel plating. If you have a nickel allergy, please visit our contact form and send Lex a message including what piece/pieces you're interested in. She will get back to you with instructions on how to order a nickel-free version at no upcharge.
How do I measure for custom sizing?
The best way to measure for custom sizing is using a soft and flexible measuring tape. When taking your measurement, record the measurement where it sits flush against your skin. Do not pull the measuring tape too tight or make the measuring tape too loose. When I make your piece I will include several holes so that you will still have adjustability options.
If you do not have a soft measuring tape you can use a ribbon. Use it as if it were a measuring tape then cut the ribbon so that the ends just meet. Set the ribbon out against a stiff ruler to see how long the ribbon is. This method may not be as accurate as using a soft tape measure will be.
When will I get my order?
As each item is made-to-order, your order can take anywhere from 1 - 3 weeks to process. If the processing time is expected to take longer for any reason, you will be informed.
Standard shipping to addresses in the United States is free. Once shipped, your order may take anywhere from 3 - 7 business days to arrive.
Orders shipped to addresses outside of the United States have a small shipping fee. Once shipped, your order may take anywhere from 1 - 2 months to arrive.
If you need your order by a particular date please send us a message before ordering so we can confirm if it will reach you on time.
What is your return/exchange policy?
Cancellations are accepted within two days of an order being placed. The buyer will receive a full refund.
An "exchange" is when you would like a different size of the same product you received. Exchanges must be requested within two days of the item being received and the item must be shipped back within the following three business days. Buyers are responsible for shipping costs. Once the exchanged item is received, the new item will be sent out.
Returns (not related to any flaws on the item itself) must be requested within two days of the item being received and the item must be shipped back within the next three business days. Buyers are responsible for shipping costs. Once the returned item is received, a refund will be issued. The refund will not include original shipment costs (approximately $6 in the US and $20 outside of the US) Exchanging one piece for one of a different design counts as a return.
What if I have an issue with my item?
Please contact us right away and we will find a solution, whether it be a refund or a replacement. Even though I thoroughly check each piece for flaws, sometimes things will slip through the cracks as I am only one person and can make mistakes!
Please be aware that there may be minor flaws on the leather as it is a natural product and, as such, has variations. But any flaw that affects the durability or overall aesthetic of the piece is not normal and will result in a refund or replacement.
Do you take custom orders?
Yes! We absolutely love custom orders! If you have any ideas you want to discuss, please visit our contact form. Your message will be sent directly to Lex who will then work hand-in-hand with you to get your idea designed out and hand-produced!
Once paid for, custom orders cannot be canceled, exchanged, or returned. However, I will work closely with you throughout the entire creation process to guarantee that the item you receive is exactly what you want!
How should I clean my leather?
Thankfully, the leather we use does not require much maintenance. It is already stuffed with oils, giving it a supple feel. Due to the leather's finish, most small dirty spots can simply be washed off with a gentle damp rag and dried after.
However, if you would like to clean your pieces more thoroughly, click here for a guide. Please note, you may not need all the products or need to follow every step that's listed. Feel your leather and only give it as much care as it needs.