01. 06. 2006

Take a look through the ring

dingdrin are rings and pendants with integrated microfilms. If you look through the lenses on each side of the accessory, you will see pictures, messages, drawings, etc.

There is a bank of pictures you can choose from, and you can also send your own pictures.

Via BLTD.

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