Bizarre Mess-Making Jewelry

The Art Jewelry by Anaïs Paulard Leaves Powder on Its Wearer

Anaïs Paulard's art jewelry are truly intriguing pieces, though not for neat freaks. Her unusual accessories have designs that leave traces of the wearer in their wake. She designed a set of wedding rings that leak powder to remind newlyweds of the commitment they have made to one another.

Similarly, 'Won't Hug Me Twice?' is powder-filled balloon brooch that explodes upon contact with another person. Paulard sums up this concept of contagious happiness with a line from American Beauty: "My heart fills up like a balloon that’s about to burst." These designs are expressive, conveying moments that deserve to be shared and committed to memory and do so by leaving a physical substance behind them.

Although artful, these avant-garde jewelry pieces might not be ideal for everyday wear, especially around unsuspecting people.
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