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The wedding rings are the only things I would consider. The rest is just dreadful. I would much rather see jewellery made from old bits of kit than clunky network topology necklaces.
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I've made some network plug cuff links that work as real network killers. They are a great talking piece and really show your inner geek. Have to watch them though as they work loose.
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Terrible. I was expected real cat6 necklaces with jangly handy tools and RJ45 ends. Maybe with some BNC terminators and T pieces for nostalgia. But no :(

 

I was expecting that too. I once knew a girl that wore a Male-Female USB extension cable as a bracelet. I thought it was kinda cool but a bit useless. I think we should all come up with our own geek line of actual 'recycled' componant jewellery. I do jewellery making so this wouldn't be too hard. I'm thinking some sort of Cat5 bangle and maybe something arty with thread and CPU pins...

 

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I make jewellery as well and my sister does very special stuff with precious stones and silver and gold wire - I wonder what she could wrap for me? Maybe a polished CMOS battery?

I used to make bracelets out of multicoloured ribbon cable - perhaps I should revive them?

(mind you, I used to make jewellery out of small bits of motorbike engines too - small end bearings on leather straps, that kind of thing)

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Nice idea but a bit clunky in parts I'd say. Talking of random items for weddings, our exams officers son got married the other month and they wore cleaned up nuts and bolts for cuff-links on the wedding day (they are mechanics / wagon drivers) and I thought that was a great thing as one of them forgot to bring them :)

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