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Organ Jewelry by IVANKA is Inspired by Abstract Human Anatomy

The idea of wearing a piece of accessory inspired by human innards may seem morbid, but the Organ Jewelry collection shows that doesn't have to be the case. The shapes may be modeled after the lungs, stomach, kidney and more, but they are abstract and simple enough that they could pass for anything. Unless told, only the wearer would know that he or she is wearing Organ Jewelry. Of course, a doctor may be able to make the connection.

Designed by Budapest-based IVANKA Studio, which was founded by Katalin Ivanka and Andras Ivanka, the Organ Jewelry collection boasts pendants made out of concrete. According to their profile on Vespoe, "Its endeavour is to create desire by envisaging distinctive designs and to execute them with the background of an organized technological drive."
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Human Anatomy - The trend of abstract human anatomy-inspired accessories provides an opportunity for innovative designs and unique fashion statements.
2. Disguised Morbid Fashion - The trend of creating accessories that mimic human innards in a stylish and abstract way opens up disruptive innovation prospects in the fashion industry.
3. Unconventional Materials - The trend of using concrete as a material for jewelry allows for unconventional and edgy designs, presenting opportunities for disruptive innovation in the accessories market.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can seize the opportunity to embrace the abstract human anatomy trend and create bold and unique accessories.
2. Jewelry - The jewelry industry can explore the trend of disguising morbid themes in fashionable ways and offer unique and statement pieces to consumers.
3. Materials and Manufacturing - The materials and manufacturing industry has the opportunity to innovate in the production of unconventional materials, such as concrete, for use in jewelry and accessory design.

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