How DEMENTED is this?

The "artist" ???

Some of her creations

I'm going to have my bones placed inside a doll, placed in a museum and charge the wealthy to fuck it.

She sounds like a ghoul.

Can I have a pair of small earrings made please?

r4 nightmares, really?

Just imagine some lass getting a pair of rings for her labia piercings and surprising a hookup with it

[quote]The craftsperson admits she is morbid, and worked as a gardener at a local cemetery WHERE SHE ACQUIRED ENOUGH human remains TO MAKE jewelry full time.

Fixed it for everyone.

When I went to the funeral home that handled a family member’s cremation, one of the options was to have a pendant made so you could wear the deceased’s ashes on a necklace.

Not sure where I’ve seen it but I believe there is a company that makes lab-created stones (for jewelry) out of cremation ashes.

While those are repulsive, I do think there is something interesting about using a person's body for the carbon to make a diamond from it, then using the diamond to make jewelry.

Yes, I've seen that too R8. My sister wanted that to be done with my mother's ashes. But knowing my mother, I said no and figured that's why I was appointed the executor and inherited everything.

r8 Yes, there is.. a bit overpriced. There's a wide variety of these kind of services... from pets to people.

Though it's difficult with human remains depending on the laws in your jurisdiction but like jaywalking many ignore the details.

After my mother died my sister brought up the possibility of getting pendants made with my mother’s ashes which I found horrifying and declined.

They also make gemstones like another poster mentioned.

Sometimes I want to make jewelry out of my living relatives teeth. Wait right there Jacqui, I'll get you a tooth to work with.

My Daughter in Law was killed in a car wreck a little over a year ago. I'd love to have something made for him with her lock of hair. It sounds morbid, but I think that Lady is doing something good. I don't know about wearing a ring with teeth on it though.

I have a wonderful extracted wisdom tooth that has a J hook root. I would like jewelry made with it.

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R6. That is one thing I will never have to worry about.

[quote] But I definitely would never want this done to myself or my family if I died or they died.

That’s why it is better to get people’s teeth while they are still alive. I agree, I wouldn’t want a tooth if it was extracted after death.

Fools and their money are soon parted.

I'm so quirky, you guys!

I would be more interested in a skin tanning service.

I saw a comment on Facebook about this asking when they need to be repaired to you take them to a jeweler or dentist.

Jewelry made from teeth? Oh, thanks lads! Good to know I'm safe from this nefarious practice!

Mourning jewelry is nothing new.

Those are actually kind of interesting R24. The teeth rings are especially disgusting.

Any more demented than turning your cum into jewelry?

Making memorial keepsakes out of hair was very common before the widespread advent of photography.

Look up “hair work.” It cam into vogue after the wigs for men fell out of fashion. It have a large collection of hair work. It was not always done to commemorate the dead. I have a watch chain made of braided hair. Presumably for a man made of his wife’s hair.

Many years ago I had all my wisdom teeth removed. At that time I requested that the extracted teeth be returned to me. The clinic where I had this done thought the request was very odd. I intended to have them made into a necklace because I thought that would be very "punk rock". Never went through and had it made, but I've still got the teeth around here somewhere. Just an odd keepsake now, I suppose...

Soon people will be walking around with a bone of their "loved one" through their nose. The devolution into a freak show society continues...

Not.

Unless the person agreed to it. If not, it’s desecration.

I don't see much of a problem, buT I find it SUPER GROSS, unhygienic in fact.