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For hundreds of years, people made jewelry, art, and clothing out of their own hair and the hair of loved ones. In fact, during the Victorian era, there was a near mania for hair jewelry — necklaces, earrings, bracelets, even watch fobs made from the hair of deceased loved ones were de rigueur. Today, people continue to use human hair in jewelry for a variety of ends, some beautiful, some gruesome, and some a little of both. Click through to see some jewelry as unique as the DNA in every one of your hair strands.
I'd be curious if anyone has even purchased the brushable jewelry. Just because it's offered for sale doesn't mean it's what people will buy.
2I find it very repulsive. I just have a thing with other people's hair.
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The jewellery that is weaved isn't as bad. At least I might be able to forget it is made out of human hair but the "brushable" jewellery is just not for me. It completely creeps me out.
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