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A Figurinista: Cute Monsters Jewelry by Phuong-Cac Nguyen

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At one time or another you've likely experienced some type of pareidolia, the mind's trick of seeing a face where there isn't one. Brazilian designer A Figurinista embraces the concept with her Cute Monsters jewelry. The collection repurposes vintage pieces to make brooches that resemble eyes, ears and a mouth for a result that's as adorable as it is eclectic.

Is it just me or am I seeing similarities to Muppet characters among some of them?

Each goes for $176. Contact A Figurinista to learn how to get a hold of her pins.

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