Periodic table rings

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Periodic table rings

Periodic Rings-1

For the affluent lover-of-the-elemtents – consider these self-descriptive “periodic rings“. @ $6,500USD for the platinum version, one might enjoy the fact that any onlooker can tell what it’s made of. Hmm, seems there’s no “Al” version available – I declare a remake!

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18 thoughts on “Periodic table rings

  1. dokein says:

    I’m wearing a Nitrogen ring right now…

  2. A says:

    Titanium would be cool. Tungsten also but that be kind of heavy.

  3. biojae says:

    I wouldn’t want to wear uranium rings (OR any other radioactive ones)!

  4. andrew says:

    really? im wearing a O2 ring too :D
    i *like* how its the 3 popular jewelry elements but i wouldn’t mind an aluminum one or maybe even an iron/steel/stainless one

  5. Collin Cunningham says:

    Sadly, the mercury edition never made it through test-marketing

  6. Nick says:

    You would almost think Make had a post up previously about how to make earrings like this:
    http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2007/01/making_elementa.html

    (blatant self interest and sarcasm implied)
    Nick

  7. Collin Cunningham says:

    @Nick – thanks! missed that one.

  8. computerwiz_222 says:

    Make a lead one and there will be a toy recall and a doctor phil special about it. lol

  9. Sams says:

    I wonder if you go through all 110 if Captain Periodic Table appears?

    Hmn…The Krypton ring might be sorta cool…in a Lex Luther sorta way….

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