Earrings made from dead watch batteries

So many keys to so many diaries… jingle jangle, jingle jangle

earrings made from the internal liners of a swiss army knife

an earring for every task. If MacGuyver were a chick, he’d be all over these.

made from the inner liner of a swiss army knife, the leather punch from that same knife, a locking nut, and an old Oklahoma sales tax token

pendant made from the locking mechanisms from a swiss army knife

a plain metal keychain, a dime, and a few broach backings

the hollowed out shell of a key chain LED light, a locking nut, an antique Tulsa transit token, and a diary key

Simplest one to date: a penny, a keyring, and a locking nut.

Made from an aluminum cube with jewel lights inserted in five faces, and a ring-bolt in the sixth. Need a mobile companion?

Metal rings… that’s… about all there is to it, actually.

$1.41 – cheap bling for the belly dancer in your life.

A metal buckle, a rusty washer, and an antique laundromat token from my hometown of Muskogee. Represent.

Two gears and a diary key.

The wheel from a hand mixer, the flip cover from an outdoor electrical socket, and an old key.

A pin-on broach made from a brass desktop microphone base, a jewel light, and a wire mesh dome…cover…thingy…?

Gearrings

The Gearrings, modeled by my beautiful assistant, Charlotte.

Various earrings made from pennies. Cheap. Easy. Lucky.