Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Check the Band for Inscriptions!





More here. (Why do all the pictures available of this ring have someone's eye in the background?)

14 Comments:

Blogger Golden Eagle said...

Whoa.

1:49 PM  
Blogger montana irregulars said...

its really huge!! but its really pretty too. I love the color

2:25 PM  
Anonymous Ari the Awesome said...

That's really pretty. Is that how you thought of Kiki's ring?

3:36 PM  
Anonymous Undiscovered Universe said...

It looks like Kiki's ring!!!

7:10 PM  
Blogger MushroomCloud said...

Lovely, but pink's not exactly my color. Anyway, i've always preferred opals.

7:43 PM  
Blogger Some Lost Melody said...

I know who the lucky wearer will be :) that's me! haha

9:08 PM  
Anonymous TicTac said...

hmm....if it was a dark purple and a bit modester (smaller hehe) id be all over it!!!

9:29 PM  
Anonymous mwhahaha said...

when is kiki strike 3 coming outtt???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

9:31 PM  
Blogger The 355 said...

Rats one big diamond!!!
Ps we made hit sauce!!! You seem to like hot sauce in the irregulars so I thought I tell you!

10:31 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like the idea of rings with a function. Unfortunately these can get you in real trouble nowadays. Use a "poison ring" with a secret compartment to carry your vitamin or medicine tablets? Off to the disciplinarian's office. Would be handy for carrying a tiny memo about that month,s omputer password. A sliderule ring would be neat; but if you could read it, it might get confiscated before a math test.

Robert in San Diego via cell phone

1:29 PM  
Blogger Kitty said...

oh mai...!

3:15 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

!@#$%^&* that's a huge rock.

7:26 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cool diamond story: When Harry Winston, the jewelery store, sent the Hope Diamond to the Smithsonian, they sent it by mail. The Post Office Department, noticing they had a rock with a Registered Mail declared value in the million dollar range, put riflemen aboard the Railway post office car going from New York to Washington DC that day.

Yeah, I wrote "Post Office Department." And "Railway post office." It was that long ago. Now I feel old.

Robert in San Diego, knows people who'd used V-mail back in the day, and collect it now.

10:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Found it! The wrapper in which the Hope Diamond was mailed from NYC to the Smithsonian Institution.

Robert in San Diego, not a stamp collector, but I know some.

6:19 AM  

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