Cycling jewellery

[SpuddedDragon]

Hi all,

I am doing some research and I thought a forum would be a good place to get the opinions of cyclists.

Please reply if you have cycling inspired jewellery, i.e. pendants or charms or would consider buying any. Also what sort of budget would you have for a small piece of silver cycling inspired jewellery.

I would love to hear your views on anything cycling jewellery related.

Thanks

 

[smokeysmoo]

I have Shimano Dura-Ace cufflinks in sterling silver if that helps. See here;
http://www.shinycufflinks.co.uk/ind...ils&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=1&Itemid=1


actually, should I even be admitting to this? Ah well, too late

 

[fossyant]

Got a cycle tie pin somewhere. My wife had it made at a jewellers.

 

[Pennine-Paul]

There was somebody making lockring inspired rings and bangles in the states
But she seems to have vanished.
Ku jewlry make some nice pieces,but they're waaaay too expensive
Not sure that lug ring they make is entirely legal either

 

[ufkacbln]

Retro-Bicycles do some nice stuff

 

[just jim]

Well, not jewellery really, but how about some hipster cool temporary tats?

 

[SpuddedDragon]

I retail specialist sterling silver charms and I am researching whether to have a bicycle charm made and whether there is a demand for it. It would retail at around £15/$25. (Don't worry I'm not a spammer I won't mention my company name! I'm honestly only interested in peoples opinions)​

 

[TonyEnjoyD]

Depends on the design, my pref is contemporary stylish not garish or retro

 

[gaz]

I have...

• Bracelet made from a chain
• a key ring made from a spoke (you add keys by undoing the spoke nipple )
• a key fob made from a bit of tyre