Who’s Influencing Who?

What happened to dragons, medieval themes, and fantasy goth? Alchemy Gothic — one of the biggest names in the game — has been getting darker over the past year. Their recent shift into Baphomet, the Seal of Lucifer, the Unicursal Hexagram, and other deep occult symbols has caught my attention.

Interesting… I wonder where the inspiration came from?

Let’s be honest — they’re not the first to touch these symbols, but they are the biggest. And now, their brand seems to be drifting into territory we’ve long owned: the left-hand path. Not witchy. Not pagan. Not watered-down aesthetics. But the unapologetic, raw, symbolic power of Satanic and Occult expression.

I’ve also noticed that some of their recent content and visual direction is starting to feel... familiar. The way ideas are shared, the tone, the energy — it's not lost on me. And no, this isn’t a complaint. It’s an honor.

Sigil Occult Jewelry has been making waves for years. We’ve stayed true to our path, and it’s clear we’ve influenced others — big and small. Some have borrowed. Others have copied a bit too closely.

But let me just say:

Tread carefully if you wish to be like us.

There is — and always will be — only one Sigil Occult Jewelry.

If you’re in this space, bring your own vision to the table. This market is big enough for original voices, for brands with true dedication and soul. It takes time to build something real. So be loved for your creative energy, not someone else’s blueprint.

We’ll continue doing what we do — pushing boundaries, serving those who walk the left-hand path, and honoring the dark with authenticity.

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Final Note:Sigil Occult Jewelry also offers Alchemy Gothic brand items on our website. Alongside our exclusive designs, we carry non-branded items and curated pieces that reflect our dark aesthetic. We continue to inspire and grow — building a site for all things goth, punk, and occult.

For those who walk between worlds.