A different kind of jewelry

[Ronni]

“Now you can have jewelry made from a loved one’s teeth. What better way to remember the dearly departed. ”



Um…..NO!!!

 

[perChance]

Yuck!

 

[CallMeKate]

Sorry, @Ronni ... but that's truly disturbing!
The things people come up with to make a buck, eh?!

 

[Gary O']

Well, there's an idea
Especially molars with crowns

Hah hah hah tooth fairy

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Can't you have the cremated remains of your beloved made into a diamond pendant?

 

[Ronni]

Can't you have the cremated remains of your beloved made into a diamond pendant?

You can have some of the ashes made into a necklace or bracelet or enclosed in a manufactured stone in a ring.

Apparently you can do the same with a portion of your baby’s placenta.

There’s no accounting for tastes!

 

[BC Flash]

OH DARN!! The tooth fairy took all my teeth!!

 

[Flarbalard]

Not what I would do, but I don't see all that much difference between this and what is commonly acceptable in our culture regarding the deceased.

 

[oldlongwalker]

My wife collects Georgian period mourning jewelry. But that is beyond the pale for her.

 

[Remy]

NO NO NO NO NO, JUST EFFING NO!!!!!!!

 

[horseless carriage]

Jewellery made from a deceased person's teeth? I'll have to chew that one over!

 

[squatting dog]

Might have found a use for those 5 teeth I collected. (Inside joke)

 

[fuzzybuddy]

You can have some of the ashes made into a necklace or bracelet or enclosed in a manufactured stone in a ring.

Apparently you can do the same with a portion of your baby’s placenta.

There’s no accounting for tastes!

And in the 1880s, didn't they make pictures and amulets out of the hair of the deceased?