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Marriage can be complicated. Everyone knows that. But marriage proposals can be complicated too – just ask Robert, a Gizmodo reader who constructed an elaborate Rube Goldberg machine to deliver his girlfriend’s engagement ring. Watch the big moment zip-line in.
Despite a lifelong fascination with the pinkie ring and a brief flirtation with a Livestrong bracelet, I’ve never actually worn jewellery. I might have to revise that stance, though, for this ring forged by samurai swordmaking technique.
Imagine the look on your girlfriend’s face as you pull out this ring box. Extreme happiness, segueing into extreme disgust, as she realises you went to the trouble of presenting your proposal on video, shown on the inbuilt 2-inch LCD. [Gadgeteer]
Not content with your run of the mill giant rock, soon to be award winning husband Luke Jerram teamed up with a local jewellery designer to create a custom mini-projector wedding ring. And a chorus of 10,000 Awwwwwwws rang out.
Diamond rings, Lego rings or Polaroid ring? As long as it’s not the horrible teeth rings, you will be OK.
