

Japanese artist, curator and designer of conceptual jewelry, Sakurako Shimizu has created a intuitive method for spouses to remember their special day forever. Entitled the Waveform Series, Sakurako laser cuts shapes of the waveform/sound bite of your choice using sound editing software. Definitely a different take on an extremely old concept..
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The Soundwave Wedding Ring Puts “I Do” On Your Finger… Literally & Figuratively.
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Labels: Fashion - Jewerly
Friday, October 10, 2008
Bulletproof Handkerchief: Snot-Drenched Protection For the Discerning Pimp

The word "gentleman" comes up a lot when talking about pocket squares, but the way I see it, only a pimp would stuff a huge handkerchief made of military-grade Kevlar into their purple suit pocket. Obviously, a square of fabric would not offer the same level of protection as a full vest, so any pimp wearing one is still taking a big risk. They can only hope that the rival pimp, john, hooker or cop that shoots them has really good aim.
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Now this is going to freaking Far..."Green Bling"

Growing Jewelry, an interesting concept by product designer Hafsteinn Juliusson. This collection of hand jewelry is designed for those in metropolitan cities and is an effort to attract nature towards them.
One other important thing is that the owner has to think and be mindful about taking good care of their jewelry. It needs to be watered and nurtured on a regular basis just like any other plant.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
mastermind JAPAN x CORE JEWELS




Purveyors of fashion often carrying a questionable expense, nevertheless mastermind JAPAN has firmly rooted itself into the Japanese fashion landscape with over a decade of experience leading to numerous partnerships over the years. Their signature skull motifs is seen over countless instances with it becoming a focal point of their fall/winter collection with CORE JEWELS. The series of skull-inspired rings were created with sharp angular cuts and the prolific use of brilliant jewels. The interview and feature can be seen at honeyee, unfortunately being flash-based, the feature cannot be translated.
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