Hot Rod Jewelry is the creation of silversmiths and hot rod enthusiasts Brad Johnson and Alicia Hanson.
The two combined their skill of silver-smithing with their love for vintage cars. The result is jewelry that every car lover must have. Allowing you to sport your favorite old lead sled front grille on your hand or wrist. Hi Octane design's their car creations in wax and then casts them in Sterling Silver. Revvv it up car front end rings, resemble a 1949 Mercury, and a 1959 Cadillac.
For those of you that are Gearheads you can get a V-8 or motor ring decked out with zoomy bars.
Hi Octane is now making custom Stainless steel cuff bracelets with a sketch of your own custom car. They draw your vehicle from a photo then chemical etch and infill the graphic with paint unto the cuff then, ship you your bracelet.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Custom Car Jewelry
- Creating personalized jewelry pieces inspired by vintage cars, offering customers a unique way to showcase their automotive passion.
- Silver-smithing and Auto Enthusiasm
- Combining the art of silver-smithing and a love for vintage cars, resulting in meticulously crafted jewelry pieces that cater to car lovers.
- Custom Stainless Steel Cuff Bracelets
- Offering customized cuff bracelets featuring hand-drawn sketches of customers' own custom cars, providing a one-of-a-kind accessory for automotive enthusiasts.
Sectors Adopting This
- Jewelry
- The jewelry industry can explore opportunities in creating unique accessories inspired by different passions, such as vintage cars.
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can partner with jewelry makers to offer personalized car-related accessories, expanding their products beyond automobiles.
- Artisan Crafts
- Artisan craft industries, such as silver-smithing, can tap into the market of custom car jewelry, catering to niche interests and providing intricate craftsmanship.
