Human Hair Necklaces Are Creepy New Jewelry Trend

Im not saying Ill be changing my mind about dead human hair anytime soon. But hey, if Lady Gaga can rock a dress made of flesh, I wouldnt be surprised if shed give human hair necklaces a shot. So, if nothing else, Howley could very well have a future designing accessories for the Mother Monster.

What do you think of these human hair necklaces? Would you wear one?

I find them creepy as all get out. Hair is dirty and has been cut off and been on the floor and swept up and made into jewelry?? No thanks. I get all hyper thinking about it.

Jewelry is one of those style elements that is usually much better, eye-catching, statement- if its unique. Sure, some of us love the clean, classic designs of Tifny, but once everyone and their sister and mother had those heart bracelets, the Legally Blonde look shortly ded out. But theres also a fine line between unique and freaky-deaky-skeevy-queasy.

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An artist named Kerry Howley is testintiffany silv Human Hair Necklaces Are Creepy New Jewelry Trendg that boundary by crafting necklaces from human hair. The necklaces were Howleys attempt to make discarded hair attractive again.

I wouldnt wear one…Not because theyre gross or creepy, but because I can guarantee that it would make me itchy!

You know, she does make a good point. We love the hell out of our hair when its on our heads,Tiffany online sale but as soon as its clipped off, its grotesque. But lots of people have no problem wearing feathers or fur, which kind of ll under the same category.

Image viaKerry Howley

I would not. They look pretty on the models, but you can see the stray hairs and they look itchy! I agree Lady GaGa would like it.

I think the Victorians used to make jewery out of hair. Just goes to show sooner or later everything comes back in style.

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This literally makes me want to gag – like I had a hair on my fork. This is disgusting and wrong in so many ways.