About Eyeba

Eyeba brings surreal, one-of-a-kind fine jewelry to the Haunted Happenings Marketplace at Salem Common in Salem, Massachusetts. Every Eyeba piece begins with an individually sourced prosthetic eye, which guides a setting that artist Amanda Huang sculpts by hand and casts in precious metals.

Because each eye is a little different, no two Eyeba pieces are ever identical — the work is treated as wearable sculpture that balances surrealism with traditional fine-jewelry technique. Hand-finished in small batches between Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Chicago, the collection is meticulous, strange, and unmistakably original: statement rings, pendants, and accessories for shoppers who want something with a little mischief in it.

A First-Time Salem Common Maker

Eyeba joins the Haunted Happenings Marketplace for the first time in 2026, bringing a body of work that reads more like small sculpture than conventional jewelry. Amanda Huang sources each prosthetic eye, sculpts the setting around it, and hand-finishes every piece in small batches, so shoppers at Salem Common can expect original, gallery-worthy work they will not find anywhere else.

Where and When to Shop

Find Eyeba at Salem Common during Haunted Happenings 2026 on:

• Saturday, October 17 (10 AM – 8 PM)
• Sunday, October 18 (10 AM – 6 PM)
• Saturday, October 24 (10 AM – 8 PM)
• Sunday, October 25 (10 AM – 6 PM)

Follow Eyeba

Follow @eyeba.nyc on Instagram for new pieces and behind-the-scenes looks, or browse the full collection at eyeba.com.