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Are Double Ears A Genetic Disorder Or A Freaky Fashion Trend?
Whoa. Artist Percy Lau has created this trippy earring design which makes it look like you’ve got a smaller ear growing off your lobe. Freaky.
Most Ridiculous Foursquare Thing: Jewellery Made By Mapping Out Your Check-Ins
If you’ve ever stopped and wondered why you obsessively check in to Foursquare wherever you go, Rachel Binx and Sha Hwang have the answer. They’ve come up with a unique jewellery line that lets Foursquare users create custom geometrical designs based on where they’ve been.
This Silicone Rolex Watch Isn’t Ashamed That It’s An Incredibly Obvious Fake
Any random person on the street could easily spot Shelter Serra’s silicone Rolex watches as being obvious knock-offs. But that’s exactly their point. They’re cool because they’re so obviously fake — not only lacking the famous sweeping second hand, but any branded markings whatsoever.
Nixie Tube Necklace Turns Defunct Russian Technology Into A Fashion Statement
These days you usually only find nixie tubes used in retro-styled time pieces. But Etsy seller electronico has broken that mould with a stylish necklace that repurposes an old working Russian nixie tube into a fashionable accessory.
Show Off Your Savvy Investments With Stock Market Performance Jewellery
If you’ve recently made a particularly profitable stock investment and want to show it off, Paul Kweton has created a line of jewellery that turns a boring stock performance chart into fashionable wrist adornments.
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