Binary Code Jewelery

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The Encoder Ring by Jonathan Ben-Tovim, lets you keep a specially coded message on a piece of jewelery. Only you, a computer, or maybe the IT guy will know what’s hidden on your finger. It can contain up to 64 characters of binary code. 8 Little bumps or indentations represent the 1’s and 0’s that make up each individual letter. Ben-Tovim hopes this concept design could be made on demand - people would pick their message, and the rings would be fabricated using 3D printing.

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  1. Wow that is such a cool concept! I wonder if me and my hubby could print coded prayers to each other on those. just curious but how could we read the coded messages? Another amazing place to find pretty jewelry My BFF found (and has a clever name) is called http://www.idonowidont.com/newsite.php, coolness!

  2. Wow! Thanks for showing unique collections of Jewelry.

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