Crypto Jewellery – Jewellery for Bitcoin Enthusiasts
Crypto Jewellery is a new company that produces unique jewellery devoted to crypto currency and to bitcoin in particular.
All jewellery items are gathered into collections that are strictly limited in number. All sets in each collection are also limited. E.g the first collection called ‘DigiSymbol’ contains only 888 sets with five jewellery items in each set. The second collection ‘EvoStage’ contains 777 sets with five jewellery items in each set. This fact displays one of the main principles of Bitcoin and its philosophy. As the quantity of the sets is limited, the price of collections will only increase with time.
In jewellery production Crypto Jewellery combines classical jewellery techniques and modern technologies of 3D printing. Having assimilated everything best that was made by the humanity for the last centuries in the sphere of jewellery production, Crypto Jewellery has combined the gained knowledge with the modern technologies. Crypto Jewellery gives the world a unique physical product with a rich conceptual and spiritual context.
What concerns payment, we accept Bitcoins as the only currency.
In the future we are planning to produce new collections devoted both to Bitcoin and to other crypto currencies. We will have expensive and cheap collections for all the layers of our society, so that everyone could get a piece of Bitcoin philosophy. The only thing that is very important for us is that it doesn’t matter whether you are buying a cheap version or an expensive one, all our items will be of a limited quantity. The price will vary according to the metal used and amount of diamonds. So, everyone can become the owner of a unique collection.
You can find out more about Crypto Jewellery, our philosophy and products on our website http://cryptojewellery.com/
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