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A Turntable That Fits On Your Ring Finger
By bohus
If you ever get to see a real
turntablist ply his trade, keep your eye on his fingers. Not only
can you cop some sweet moves for your next turn behind the wheels of
steel, but DJ's have a knack of finding some pretty nice digital
adornments. Here's a handmade ring with a mini turntable on it,
along with a tiny disc of real vinyl. It doesn't play any music, but
it looks like just the thing to wear next time you are.
The ring is available in a few different styles, and is going to set you back
something over $300 US, which doesn't seem unreasonable for a limited
edition and uniquely handcrafted piece of jewelry. I think that I'll
pass though. As much as I like it, I'm such a granny that all I can
think of is how I'd constantly get the tiny tonerm caught in my best DJ-ing sweater. 
