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Friday, February 18, 2011

Creepy Pieces Of Taxidermy Jewelry

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These pieces of taxidermied jewelry are as creepy as they are beautiful.

Creepy Pieces Of Taxidermy Jewelry Seen On www.coolpicturegallery.us

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Grocery rings

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

New Products Technology And Designs

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Inner Message Ring

Ring with letters on the inside that leave a message on the finger!
Check it out.

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Chalkboard Mug

Coffee mug with a chalkboard surface and pre printed checklist :)
Get your super cool mug here!

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Touch Screen Stylus Pencil

A chunky retro pencil shaped touch-screen stylus for you touch screen phones and devices.

Get it here.

Apple's Rise to No.1

Yes, I'm an Apple freak! (click to enlarge)

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Pencil Shaving Necklace

For all the people who have tried to save a beautiful pencil shaving, here is one that you can keep forever ;)

Get it here.

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Starbucks: What's Past is Prologue

Following my previous post about the new Starbucks logo, I stumbled upon this! lol!
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Starbucks Unveils Its New Logo

Starbucks just unveiled a new logo to commemorate its 40th anniversary.
The name has been removed from the mark and the siren has been taken out of her ring. What do you think?

For a detailed professional opinion and close up, check out this article over at Brand New.

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Official Pixar Stamps

The United States Postal Service announced that they will release a series of Pixar image stamps in 2011. Cool!

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200 Year Old Wood,18K Gold iPads And iPhones

Of course we’re talking big money here: Gresso’s latest luxury customization with the iPad and iPhone will see them framed in a 200-year-old African Blackwood - the most valuable tree in the world and ebony prized for centuries for their unique qualities and with the Apple logo on the back engraved in 18K gold.

*slaps face*

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Real Road Kill Bracelets by Metalsmith, Jeweler and Taxidermist Lucy Jenkins

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One of the best uses of Road Kill I've ever seen. These unusual and surprisingly attractive bracelets were made by award-winning metalsmith/jeweler/taxidermist Lucy Jenkins.

The gold-plated and sterling silver Road Kill Fur bangles are lined with fur sourced from actual Road kill and engraved with the Latin name of the animal and the road from which it was sourced. The Road Kill Range attempts to create a new way of wearing ethical fur for aesthetic purposes.

Oryctolagus Cuniculus (rabbit), found on the A3052 - Gold Plate, Road Kill Rabbit Fur:

"NO ANIMALS WERE KILLED FOR THE PURPOSE OF THESE PIECES" is actually printed on the lid of the presentation box for the bracelets.

Lupus Americanus (hare), found on the B3212 - Gold Plate, Road Kill Hare Fur:

The above two bracelets were available for purchase at Luna and Curious but have been sold out.

Other bracelets from the range (not for sale):
Oryctolagus Cuniculus B3180 - Solid Silver, Road Kill Rabbit Fur:

images courtesy of the artist and Luna and Curious

Lucy Jenkins

Monday, January 10, 2011

Six most expensive ring in the world

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1. De Beers Platinum

expensive ring Seen On www.coolpicturegallery.us

Diamonds in this ring is very luxurious and has a perfect shine. A stone weighing 9 carat diamond ring makes this the most expensive in the world .. The completeness that if the ring dibandrol pantaslah the fantastic price of $ 1.83 million ...

2. Tiffany Oval Diamond

Whether you are a generous people and like things that glamorous?? the Tiffany diamond is perfect for you. The ring is attached to the left of a 14.79-carat oval diamond type worth $ 1.46 million and a ring on the right there are 12.3-carat diamond-shaped pillow for $ 800,000!

3. Internally Flawless

This platinum diamond ring type is a collection of Elizabeth Taylor Jewelry House, Los Angeles. In the middle of this ring is 5.98 carat oval diamond and 3.96 carat diamond surrounded by round ten, forming a flower. Set up a fund of $ 1.3 million to bring home the ring.

4. Secret Kiss of the Rose

Soccer star David Beckham is wearing a diamond ring on their wedding dipesta Victoria Beckham. Look at this ring, middle is buying 0.8 carat pink diamond surrounded by 4.15 carats of white which makes it very luxurious .. beautiful ring can be redeemed for $ 525,000 ..!

5. Asscher Cut Diamond

The ring was first developed in 1902, but it was not perfect desaignnya. Oscar Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon menggukakan this ring when married to actor Ryan Phillipe. The beauty is equipped with a diamond ring of 10.19 carats and sold for $ 520,000 ..!

6. Yellow Diamond

This yellow diamond ring with a collection of very melancholic .. baseball star Johnny Damon, actor Charlie Sheen and Eddie Murphy wearing this ring when their engagement, Equipped with a 5.11 carat diamond, this ring worth $ 400,000

Cool Pictures

Thursday, January 6, 2011

World's Most Famous Diamonds Pictures

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The Great Star of Africa

Famous Diamond Seen On www.coolpicturegallery.us

Star Africa diamond is the largest cut diamond in the world. The diamond was cut by a Company of Amsterdam who examined the diamond for six month before deciding how to cut it.

Koh-I-Noor

This diamond has the oldest recorded history, since 1304. It was re cut during the reign of Queen Victoria and is among the British Crown Jewels and now weighs 108.93 carats. The Koh-I-Noor is said to have come to earth as a gift from the god in India to a faithful worshipper.

The Excelsior

This diamond is not only one of the world’s largest diamonds it is the second largest diamond ever found in the world.

The Great Mogul

The Great Mogul was discovered in the 17th century in India. The stone was named after Shah Jehan the builder of the Taj Mahal. However the stone has disappeared. Some believe that the Koh-I-Noor diamond may have been cut from this stone after its loss.

The Idol’s Eye

A flattened pear-shaped stone the size of a bantam’s egg, its polished size is 70.20 carats. Legend states that it was given as a ransom for Princess Rasheetah by the Sheik of Kashmir to the Sultan of Turkey who had abducted her.

The Regent

The Regent diamond was discovered in 1702 by an Indian slave near Golconda. The Regent is renowned for its exceptional limpidity and perfect cut and has the uncontestable reputation as the most beautiful diamond in the world.

The Orloff

The Orloff is the world’s third largest cut diamond. Its clarity is typical of the finest Indian diamonds and its color possesses a slight bluish-green tint.

The Blue Hope

It was thought to have part of the famous Blue Tavernier Diamond, brought to Europe from India in 1642. It was once owned by King Louis XIV. The diamond can be seen today in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

The Sancy

Sancy was first owned by Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, who lost it in battle in 1477. The stone is a pale yellow and is apparently of Indian origin and is said to be one of the first large diamonds to be cut with symmetrical facets.

Taylor-Burton

This pear shaped diamond was found in the Premier Mine in Transvaal South Africa, in 1966. Richard Burton bought the stone for Elizabeth Taylor for $1.1 million, renaming it “Taylor-Burton.

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