3D-Printed Necklace Features Slots For 100 of Your Shiniest Pennies

by Jasmin Malik Chua, 01/09/12

Michiel Cornelissen, 3D printing, eco-fashion, sustainable fashion, green fashion, ethical fashion, sustainable style, eco-friendly jewelry, sustainable jewelry, eco-friendly necklaces, sustainable necklaces

Pennies are good for more than squashing on train tracks. Dutch designer Michiel Cornelissen likens them to “little industrial gems”—the perfect components for statement jewelry, in fact. His do-it-yourself coin necklace is a three-dimensionally printed bauble with slots for holding 111 5-cent Euro coins, which are made of copper like American pennies were pre-1982. “Copper can oxidize and become darker over time, which can actually give a great look,” Cornelissen says. “If you prefer lighter, shinier coins, submerge them in vinegar for a few minutes. Stir well, rinse the coins in hot water, and dry them. It’s magic.”

+ Coin Necklace €55

+ Michiel Cornelissen

[Via MocoLoco]

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