Every time that I surf the internet, I am sure a surprise awaits me in some corner. And serving a mix of both shock and surprise, this jewellery maker has me screaming, “are you serious?”
A clay artist from Canada, named Amanda Booth is making waves on the internet for her interesting style of weaving jewels. Contributing to the latest ‘Jizzy Jewellery’ trend, Amanda has all the eyes on her.
While you may think what on earth can be so fascinating about this, let me tell you there is a lot. With ingredients that range from cremated remains, bodily fluids and breastmilk, Amanda is known for carving some pearl-like designs out of these elements. Termed as sentimental pieces, the Canadian artist was struck with the idea, after receiving a positive response on the internet, from people who’d love to buy these ‘one-of-a-kind’ designs.
Amanda’s jizzy jewellery depicts a line of products that are made out of the customer’s jizz. Besides, this bizarre recipe, and sharing her process with Vice, the artist also documented the procedure for her TikTok handle. She explained how a random comment on the platform motivated her to take up the challenge of making jewellery out of man juices, and well we already have results from her.
She confirmed testing a sample given by her husband. Tagging her product line as a kink, many customers also admitted to having ordered pieces from the artist to symbolise their relationship. Are you serious!?
While the pearl replicas look beautiful in the pictures, we are not sure if we’d like to have one for ourselves (the recipe you know).
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Further the process with which customers deliver these bodily fluids at Amanda’s doorstep is through a sealed container. The fluid is then dehydrated through a special mechanism by the artist and converted into a powder format to easily mould it into a definitive shape. She also works in a special manner to remove the pungent smell from her jewellery ingredients. Ranging from bracelets, and earrings to neck pieces, these pieces are sold for around $110 CAD.
Well, are these gems or germs?
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