Teeth jewelry: The creepy new way to remember loved ones
NY Post
Braces yourself for this new style of macabre jewelry that incorporates the teeth of dead loved ones.
Jacqui Williams owns the Australian company Grave Metallum Jewellery, which sells handcrafted pieces that integrate the remains of the dead. Williams also mixes hair and ashes into her jewelry line, which includes commemorative necklaces, bracelets and rings. “I do this work because I want to help people deal with their grief and loss as it’s something that is guaranteed for every living thing,” said Williams, 29, who is based in Melbourne.
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