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Jewellery
Brass Knuckles-shaped Ring
by Luofan Zhuang
Inspired by the brass knuckles in a martial arts movie, the ring imitates the shape of a brass knuckle. The upper part of the container can be pulled open, which hides a heart-shaped maze inside. Synthetic zircon beads can enter the tube from the... More
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Two-part Ring
by Luofan Zhuang
The ring is divided into two parts, which hides a heart-shaped maze inside. It can be worn separately or together.
Jewellery
Heart-shaped Necklace
by Luofan Zhuang
The pendant is designed to look like a gift box with a big bowknot that shows my childhood favourite. when opened, the box contains a heart-shaped maze inside, and the synthetic zircon beads can be stored in the tubes shaped like bowknot ribbons.
Jewellery
Hour Glass-shaped Belt Accessory
by Luofan Zhuang
The hour glass is often turned upside down to record time, this belt accessory is designed to imitate the feature of the hour glass. There are four separate mazes above and below. when the silver maze is facing up, the bead can roll from the silver... More
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Drawer-shaped Ring
by Luofan Zhuang
The container imitates the shape of a drawer and the way it opens, inside is a maze shaped like hearts. Because the beads are round, the design of surface is a three-layer hollow circular pattern.
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