For the gentlemen who would rather prefer not to have a standard looking silver wedding band wrapped around your ring finger, you can now purchase a dinosaur bone band for your wedding. The $450 to around $1,800 gold, meteorite and dinosaur leg bone wedding rings are made and sold by an Etsy curator under the name JewelrybyJohan. Each ring is unique and carefully handcrafted; according to JewelrybyJohan, the bone is taken from the Morrison Formation in Utah, dating back to at least 65 million years into the Jurassic era.
JewelrybyJohan is a perfect example of a business well run, as stated on the site, "The only way to create fine jewelry is when you love what you are doing, I love it." And unlike rings that are mass produced in factories, JewelrybyJohan hand makes each ring one at a time.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Personalized Wedding Bands
- The trend of personalized wedding bands is disrupting the traditional wedding industry with unique and customized alternatives.
- Sustainable Materials in Jewelry
- The trend of using sustainable materials like dinosaur bones may disrupt the fine jewelry industry and inspire other creatives to think outside of the box.
- Bridal Niche Marketing
- A trend of niche marketing towards grooms as well as brides might disrupt the wedding industry as businesses seek to target a broader audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wedding Industry
- The trend of personalized wedding bands might disrupt the traditional wedding industry as couples seek unique and customized alternatives.
- Jewelry Industry
- The trend of using sustainable and unique materials like dinosaur bones in jewelry may disrupt the fine jewelry industry as more designers explore non-traditional materials.
- E-commerce Industry
- The trend of niche marketing towards grooms as well as brides presents a great business opportunity for e-commerce platforms to offer personalized options for both parties.
