Melanie Favreau took the little plastic things that keep your bread loafs closed and turned them into sterling silver pieces of jewelry she calls Milk & Bread.
Available as either a ring or a necklace, Milk & Bread are from her appropriately named “Supermarket” store, and can be customized with any text that you’d like.
[Melanie Favreau - Supermarket - Milk & Bread Rings]
[Melanie Favreau - Supermarket - Milk & Bread Necklace]
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Chinny Chin Chin’s Pigeon Ring Necklaces take the band that identifies racing pigeons and turns them into jewelry.
It’s fantastically morbid, and trashy chic, which goes well with the whole pigeon motif.
Would you wear one?
[Chinny Chin Chin - Pigeon Ring Necklaces]
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Though I don’t usually agree with a lot of man jewelry, I think I could make an exception for this Cheers ring from Maison Martin Margiela.
With an antique brass look, it doesn’t scream “shiny thing, look at me”, and with a built in bottle opener, it adds a lot of function with just a little bit of form. Plus, the “Cheers” that is engraved in script on the top adds a nice little touch of class to an already classy ring.
Beer rings? I’ll take ‘em.
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If you liked Handscape, then be sure to check out Soop’s City Farm, a similar set of laser cut rings that feature the shapes of goats, chickens, pigs, cows, trees, sheep (both black and white) and foxes.
While they’re not yet available on Soop’s online shop (they’ll be there in two weeks), DYH was able to get in touch with Wai-Lian from Soop and get the inside scoop on a November 30th release date on their Etsy shop.
I think this scene ring thing is catching on!
[Soop]
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These hand carved pool ball rings are a great use of used materials.
They’re available in sizes 5-10, and you can choose form any numbered ball between 1 and 15, so you’re guaranteed to have a completely custom and unique ring that shows off your pool hall style.
[Etsy - Numbered Pool Ball Ring]
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