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Vibrating Alarm Ring: Wake Up Without Sound
Designed by Meng Fandi, the Ring is a vibrating alarm made for people who don't like the loud blaring sounds of a typical alarm (isn't that everyone?). You set the Ring alarm set up via its charging cradle and fit the Ring over the tip of your finger. When it's your chosen time the Ring vibrates until it is put back on the dock.
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USB Engagement Ring: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
Well, the good news is, it's definitely a conflict-free diamond! This USB stick/engagement ring combo is for the geekiest among us. .
Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Brickwall LEGO Ring
I don't often wear big clunky jewelry, but when its create-your-own LEGO jewelry, I may need to reconsider. On Eric Nakamura's blog he features these brickwall rings, which allow you to choose which piece of LEGO you want to add to your silver ring. They even come with an instruction manual.
How to Buy an Engagement Ring Online
Online shopping can be daunting, especially if the item in question is something you want to ensure the authenticity of, like a Wii, a designer handbag, and yes. . .
Binary Encoder Ring: Love It or Leave It?
Binary apparel is so hot right now! First it was that awesomely chic clothing line Rhombus, and now there's this Binary Encoder Ring by designer Jonathan Ben-Tovim.
Now if I were going to wear a binary ring, I'd pick this over the metal Binary Wedding Ring — the material is rad looking, and you can of course customize the code, but no price on it kinda scares me.
Forward Button Ring: Love It or Leave It?
Hitting the back button usually implies that you might be feeling a little bit of panic, fear that you've gone too far, but the forward button? Totally hopeful. Echo that feeling with the Forward Button Ring ($20) from Fred Flare.
Periodic Rings: Love It or Leave It?
Geek jewelry isn't just about binary code and recycled computer cables. A husband-and-wife design team have created ITSNONAME, a line of science-inspired Periodic symbol rings that are halfway between classy and brassy. The "Ag Silver Periodic Ring" edition will set you back $205, while the Pt Platinum Periodic Ring is a whopping $6,500.
Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Buying Engagement Rings Online
Online jewelry seller Blue Nile now ranks second behind Tiffany & Company in diamond ring sales, according to industry analysts. Meaning, a whole lot of people are purchasing engagement rings and other sparkly items online than you might have imagined.
While shopping for high-ticket items such as jewelry online clearly allows the shopper (who, let's face it is often a nervous groom-to-be) the opportunity to peruse, price and get all the diamond details without talking to an overeager salesperson, it also means the buyer can't hold the ring in his or her hand and get an up close look at it.
iRing Bluetooth Connectivity Would Control i-Devices
The real question is, who doesn't wish they could control their iPod or iPhone with a tiny ring? When I came up with the idea for iGems I never considered how great it would be if the jewelry actually manipulated my Apple devices. Of course, I'm not a designer like Victor Soto, who came up with the stylish design for the iRing.
Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Hot Shot Camera Ring
Although this ring is a gold miniature camera, I actually don't find it to be that tacky, especially when you take into consideration all the other oversized rings some people wear. This retro style Hot Shot camera ring is an exclusive Fred Flare design that fits all sizes and measures about half an inch. For $10 the gold accents obviously won't be real, but wouldn't it be fabulous if the lens was a diamond?
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