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Mars Planet Pendant
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on -
I have a ruby this size and shape, looking for a mounting. I am considering a silver cage. And it'll probably look better than that.
It's clever. And, if your lady is really interested in Mars it's a neat bauble. But, it's not stunningly attractive.
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Permalink Reply by Tor on -
Not feminine at all.
As a history geek, I'll say it's worth knowing that Mars was seen as a symbol of strength and virility. Pretty damn manly.
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Permalink Reply by terry sperling on -
If you ask if its too girly, it is. Wear it with pride.
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Permalink Reply by Dallas the Phallus on -
Lol.
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Permalink Reply by Dallas the Phallus on
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Yes, too feminine. Any pendant on a light chain looks feminine. And too arcane. No one will get it is supposed to be or represent.
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Permalink Reply by Beowulf87 on -
Well how about with a new chain? Say a big manly one, or a ball chain (as in like dogtags)?
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on
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It's an question of proportions. A heavier chain, especially a ball chain, might just be a very good choice for you.
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on
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If you really like the Mars bead, it might be more masculine looking (and cheaper) to put it on a shorter leather or rubber strand, instead of a long and dangling chain..
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Permalink Reply by Dallas the Phallus on
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Still looks like a bauble. But you do as you like, princess. ;)
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