I went with a JPEG image, but you can rest assured that no flash was used. These camera lingo necklaces are perfect for photographers with style.
The varieties include JPEG with NEF and CR2 (Nikon and Canon’s respective RAW format file names) and the no-flash icon.
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Jewelry makes a statement. Even if you don’t intend for it to. Surly-Ramics handmade ceramic pendants will tell anyone looking that you are smart. The artist, Amy Davis Roth, has a whole section of her store devoted to jewelry with science themes. She probably has something to suit your scientific interest. You can find pendants for skeptics, fossil aficionados, mathematicians, scientists, and those who love gazing at the stars.
This brass knuckle necklace won’t do you much good in a fight (unless you somehow manage to choke your opponent with it), but it definitely makes a fashion statement. Also available in tommy gun, straight razor, and butterfly knife versions.
Some dates in history are meant to be celebrated, others are just marked as a part of history. This Crude Oil Necklace definitely belongs in the latter group. This limited edition has been released as the designers promised when oil hit $100 per barrel. That means the end of cheap fossil fuels for all of us and may just point us in the right direction for the future. By wearing this necklace you can celebrate the rise of big oil’s profits or the need to find other energy sources for the future. Green advocates meet corporate titans. A lot of symbolism for a small barrel on a necklace.
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Just think how impressed all your friends will be when they see that your necklace has all the bells and whistles. You can even rub it in a bit by getting them the necklace that has either just the bell or just the whistle. Still nice, but there isn’t any slang that refers to each by themselves.
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