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Jewelry Made from Human Teeth

by Yuka Yoneda, 11/15/09

filed under: Accessories and Fashion, sustainable style sundays

Here’s some eco-jewelry you can really sink your teeth into. Or rather, that Australian silversmith Polly van der Glas has sunk some sterilized human molars, bicuspids and canines into. What do you think – are these dental creations creepy or cool?

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One Response to “Jewelry Made from Human Teeth”

matrix says:

November 19, 2010 at 7:26 am

nice work and i have also seen yhe website doing similar work with human tooth

http://www.bforbones.com

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