Does H.R. Giger know about this?
Donate your own wisdom teeth and these guys will "grow" you a ring. How utterly romantic...his and her rings made of precious metal combined with each other's bone.
Forget Giger. Angelina and Billy Bob might still be together if they'd had this at their disposal.
Tip o'the skullcap (and I do mean skullcap) to the somewhat squeamish Patti over at White Pebble.
Cool!
As macabre as it sounds I actually do have two of my old extracted wisdom teeth around somewhere. When I had them out at age 12, it sounded like a good idea to put them on a necklace for myself........this idea was nixed by my Mother.
Posted by: Wallace-Midland, Texas at March 7, 2005 11:06 PMWow, that's rather scary---comments above--
Two adults entering comments about wisdom teeth necklaces at precisely the same time and from many miles apart........
Posted by: Wallace-Midland, Texas at March 7, 2005 11:10 PMAck! And I thought "The Grudge" was creepy!
Posted by: Eric at March 8, 2005 06:33 AMAbout the publisher
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A little something gross for you: I had all four wisdom teeth cut out (they hadn't emerged yet) in high school. I kept them to string up and make a necklace out of.
Thought not as scientific as the ring method described on that site, mine worked just as well, and...there's wisdom in that jewelry!
(Besides, the teeth look cool. And people stay away from me.)
Posted by: Julie at March 7, 2005 11:05 PM