I bought a high school ring and never wore it—but I would wear the hell out of this handmade Hogwarts ring. In fact, I would start mailing letters again—sealing them with wax that I embossed with it.
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Aperture’s never been so stylish.
The Seller notes that these 3D printed rings will “come in a solid color/material”. So if you want a look exactly like the render pictured here, you’ll have to paint it yourself somehow. You could also wait as the seller is currently working to provide full-color versions down the line.
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Step one: Find a girl who loves Indiana Jones. Step two: design a striking engagement ring for this girl inspired by the films. I would never have thought a whip could work so well into a ring design, but this piece of jewelry is artifact quality.
See close-ups and a design sketch after the break.
Which House of the Seven Kingdoms are you loyal to? Choose between these official House Stark and Targaryen etched stainless steel rings.
The Stark version is pictured after the break.
Laura and Chris Sheriff bonded over their nerdy love of gaming. Chris knew Laura was “the one” when he couldn’t top her high score in Bejeweled Blitz – even after a week of trying. Apparently, news of their union made it to PopCap, the company behind Bejeweled, who decided to send Laura a giant, hideous fake diamond ring just in time for their first anniversary. Check out some additional photos after the break.
This stainless steel Legend of Zelda Triforce ring is made to order for only $55.
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I highly doubt that fingering this E.T. will give you healing powers, but the ring Fashionably Geek reader Shannon Larraatt created is pretty awesome nonetheless. He writes:
“My girlfriend/fiance/wife has a funny little wind-up ET toy and I noticed that the head is about the perfect size for a ring (her engagement ring is from Deadringer, so it’s kind of a theme) so I took a mold of the toy, sculpted it into a ring using two-part epoxy clay, and eventually ended up with a nice silicone (Dragon Skin 20) mold. I’ve cast it so far in pewter and plastic resin with nickel powder suspended in the martix (so sort of a plastic metal hybrid)”.
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You’ve been stringing these Doctors along for decades now. Maybe it’s time to commit with this TARDIS ring.
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Hidden inside this ring are romantic words like “love”, “kiss”, “ever”, “more”, “fun”, “amor”, “beso” and more. I see that you can also create the word “meal” which we all know is the true way to unlock a man’s heart.
From the product description:
The Hi Voltage Toric Generator Ring is an unusual early, but very highly efficient, power generator to augment the energy demands of Victorian hi-tech gadgets Made in England. Order mens sizes 10 or 12.
Sadly, I don’t think we will be able to recharge our cellphones with it.
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