Human Body as a Fashion Accessory

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24.02.2012 | By: P.D.

Would you wear a tiny vagina as a necklace? How about a belly button? Have a look at some pieces of unusual jewelery, inspired by human body!

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Orifices

Yuyen Chang, a designer from Taiwan, makes jewelery which is modeled upon human anatomy. Her jewelery collection Orifice includes brooches, lockets and rings, which represent different orifices of the human body - from belly button to anus - because of their color, material and production.

Vagina

You can send photos of your (or your partner's) vagina to an anonymous web artist and she will make an exact replica out of natural material, which can be used for a locket on a necklace.

Hair

Designers Anna Rybakov and Eve Cahill created an unusual collection of jewelery, entitled Grau Wal. The theme of their design are beads in different colors, made into jewelery. Some people love to wear this part of a human body as an accessory and they describe their collection as ''very interesting and beautifully morbid''.

Eyes

Young German designer makes jewelery out of specific doll parts from the 1930s and 40s. Earrings and other jewelery, made out of old dolls' eyes, are definitely very innovative and worth the attention.

Body

Margaux Lange is an American designer who sees fashion details in a special way. Arms, cleavages, butts, eyes and lips all become fashion accessories under her fingers.

Teeth

Polly van der Glas, an Australian artist, likes to make jewelery out of human teeth, which are the main stars of her collection. Of course she first sterilizes the teeth and then inserts them into silver molds and makes rings, lockets and earrings out of them.

Fingerprints

Designer couple Brent and Jessica Williams have come across a romantic idea which also sells very well. They make unique rings with finger prints of a certain person's partner. In a sculptural-designer process, they take fingerprints and copy them on a metal foundation and then they make a ring with fingerprints. Romantic, isn't it?