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Repurposed electronic components form dashes and beads form dots to create these sophisticated morse code black earrings, elegant and geek chic on multiple subtle levels. The displayed earrings spell out "WEWT", ".-- . .-- -", and we can work with you to customize the earrings with your own 2-5 letters (keep in mind that the earrings will need a balanced combination of dots and dashes).
Combined with their matching necklace / choker (displayed in the fourth photo), which spells out "EPIC WIN", the set packs a subtle yet epic geeky punch that you'll be hard pressed to find in jewelry or accessories anywhere.
Note: Necklace / choker not included, but it can be purchased here: [link]
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FREE gift wrapping and gift card available upon request!
Techcycled (formerly Girl Geek Boutique): Recycled / upcycled technology transformed into artisan jewelry, accessories, and unique gifts; green, eco-friendly geekery
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Check out our new sister shop, Bunny Froofroo Designs, currently under construction as we migrate our artwork items over: [link]
Repurposed electronic components form dashes and beads form dots to create these sophisticated morse code black earrings, elegant and geek chic on multiple subtle levels. The displayed earrings spell out "WEWT", ".-- . .-- -", and we can work with you to customize the earrings with your own 2-5 letters (keep in mind that the earrings will need a balanced combination of dots and dashes).
Combined with their matching necklace / choker (displayed in the fourth photo), which spells out "EPIC WIN", the set packs a subtle yet epic geeky punch that you'll be hard pressed to find in jewelry or accessories anywhere.
Note: Necklace / choker not included, but it can be purchased here: [link]
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FREE gift wrapping and gift card available upon request!
Techcycled (formerly Girl Geek Boutique): Recycled / upcycled technology transformed into artisan jewelry, accessories, and unique gifts; green, eco-friendly geekery
[link]
[link]
Check out our new sister shop, Bunny Froofroo Designs, currently under construction as we migrate our artwork items over: [link]
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I wonder if these materials would be strong enough to make BRACELETS.
In a bracelet, there's no need for symmetry in the morse code, and much of teh length restriction is no longer imposed: you couldn't write a novel, but ou could fit a short thin sentence on a single-strand bracelet, or a whole paragraph on a wide bracelet.
Also...as a macho guy and fairly mainstream dresser, I wouldn't be caught dead wearing earrings, but I could definitely see myself wearing a wiiiide morse code bracelet on one wrist and perhaps a bicycle chain bracelet (popular i Japan) on the other wrist.
Another thought: a bracelet could have a backing material -- say, a band of cloth-- between the resistors and the arm skin. The resistors could even be mounted onto the backing material, to lend them extra strength so they don't fly apart the first time they get snagged.
Hmmm... a band with backing material could also be made into a watch band...
In a bracelet, there's no need for symmetry in the morse code, and much of teh length restriction is no longer imposed: you couldn't write a novel, but ou could fit a short thin sentence on a single-strand bracelet, or a whole paragraph on a wide bracelet.
Also...as a macho guy and fairly mainstream dresser, I wouldn't be caught dead wearing earrings, but I could definitely see myself wearing a wiiiide morse code bracelet on one wrist and perhaps a bicycle chain bracelet (popular i Japan) on the other wrist.
Another thought: a bracelet could have a backing material -- say, a band of cloth-- between the resistors and the arm skin. The resistors could even be mounted onto the backing material, to lend them extra strength so they don't fly apart the first time they get snagged.
Hmmm... a band with backing material could also be made into a watch band...