Ring Clock

Ring Clock

And here we thought the Kinekt Gear Ring was the ultimate piece of geek jewelry.

CGSociety user, Cyber recently designed a ring clock, a mechanical ring made from stainless steel that displays the time. It has three rings that rotate separately, displaying the hour, minutes and seconds. An indicator ensures that you put the ring on properly, and the current time is highlighted.

Not only is this little gadget functional, but it’s also quite stylish. Now we plead, someone hurry, buy this idea and put it into production.

Armadillo: 161 Bracelet

Armadillo: 161 Bracelet

The Armadillo: 161 Bracelet from Rogue may be the only bracelet that looks manly enough to wear. More than 400 machine hours are put in to crafting each of these pieces, which means it is so complicated that it even has machinery saying swear words and pulling hair out.

Featuring 161 pieces, hence the name, the action on this baby is sweet and allows you to easily remove links to adjust for size if need be, which kind of makes this one-size-fits-all, though we much prefer to think of it as one-size-fits-guy with $35,000 to burn.

But hell, if you got it, burn it. This is a work of art, and one that screams bad-ass in every way. Limited to only 50 pieces, you may not have the easiest time getting one even if you do have the money for it, but good luck. A perfect accessory to the Ralph Lauren Purple Label Skull Cufflinks that you’re not getting.

Survival Straps

Survival Straps

Combine the ever-craftiness of MacGyver with the brute ruggedness of Rambo and what d’ya get? The target demographic (we speculate) for “Survival Straps”.

Or perhaps they actually offer more everyday practicality? Decide for yourself.

Survival Straps are hand-made of military-spec paracord (paracord: Think ‘parachute’ and/or ‘paratrooper’ and, well, you get the idea) material and come in too-many-to-count color combos.  They’re also offered in several styles, including: Survival Bracelet, Survival Belt (with military-grade buckle and “double-D” rings for more flexibility in tightening/loosing than with conventional belt loops), and Survival key fobs and lanyards.

And, according to the manufacturer, if you break it (i.e. have one of those ‘MacGyver moments’) they’ll replace it less shipping costs, given your hand-written/typed version of the events that transpired and photographic evidence of said MacGyver moment.

iCufflinks

iCufflinks

It’s safe to say that if you toss an “i” in front of a word, there’s going to be a tech-oriented connotation – more specifically, an Apple connotation. That philosophy definitely holds true with Adafruit Industries’ new iCufflinks.

Fashioned out of Air-grade aluminum and modeled after a Mac’s power button, these silver-toned cufflinks pulsate like a sleeping MacBook’s LED for up to 24 hours. Each cufflink has a built-in circuit board and LED inside and, since they come from a company known for selling open source computer components, all the hardware and software inside the iCufflinks are open source, as well. You can actually download the schematics and files from GitHub and hack your cufflinks for your own custom ”geek chic”.

A matching necklace is coming soon, so your geeky lady friend can also get in on the “Mac”-tion. Get it? Mac-tion, like act – ah, never mind.

Custom Coin Rings

Custom Coin Rings

Whether you’re an admirer of jewelry, coins, or a little bit of both, these custom coin rings are perfect for you. Made by a stay-at-home dad in Columbus, Indiana, each and every ring is a unique work of art.

You can choose from a wide variety of coins, years, and styles. In fact, you can even send in your own rare or special coin and he will artfully craft a unique ring from your precious possession.

Concrete Rings | By 22DesignStudio

Concrete Rings | By 22DesignStudio

Of all the things that could become fashion trends, jewelry made of concrete wouldn’t seem like one. Still, we’ve already mentioned concrete rings made by Beat Poet, and we bring you yet another today.

22DesignStudio was founded by a group of design students in Taiwan, and began making their concrete rings in 2006. They have created one of the more elaborate collections, utilizing light and shadow, shapes, layers, and lettering. They also feature the most interesting feature of concrete rings. With time, the rings will begin to wear, chip, and change, making the ring truly personalized to the wearer. With time, it won’t be just a ring, it’ll be a ring with a story to tell.

Beat Poet Concrete Rings

Beat Poet Concrete Rings

There are lots of materials we have made into fashion choices. Cotton, leather, silk, wool. Heck, we even use silver, gold, titanium, and steel in jewelry making. But of all the materials in the world, concrete definitely would have been voted “Least Likely to be Made a Fashion Statement.”

Until now.

Beat Poet has created a way or people to wear concrete that doesn’t involve getting on the bad side of the mob. These rings are made by casting cement onto stainless steel bands. They come in eight styles and two colors (black and natural gray) but with time, the rings will become personalized due to the concrete wearing away and changing colors.

For a truly personal ring, give these a go.

Kinekt Gear Ring

Kinekt Gear Ring

From the “it’s cool but I’m not sure why department” comes this awesome piece of jewelry from Kinekt. While jewelry is not often something men go crazy for, that’s because most of it tends not to man things up like we would like. Not the case with the Kinect Gear Ring.

The Kinect Gear Ring is crafted from stainless steel and works like the inside of a watch. With six moveable gears built to precision, the ring allows you to turn the outer rims of the ring and watch machinery in motion all from your ring finger. Coming in ten sizes from 5-14, this item is made to last for gearheads everywhere.

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