• Rob, what do you mean "would-be?" ;)

• Wow, some of this is some of the most unoriginal super hero-esc jewelry i've every seen. The exceptions being probably the catwoman claws and the Gotham ring. Everything else is just weak over used symbols studded with expensive jewels. A braclet that says "i am supergirl"? Really? Even the modeling pictures are weak >_<

• Why don't you put the whole world on a ring, Batman?

• And Jennifer! Thank goodness! go us! I'm totally not afraid hell I'm not much of a ring wearer but today I went and bought a big pink glittery thing today. And I'm seriously considering buying a fascinator that has a real animal skull attached, and that might be covered in glitter itself. and feathers.

• I'm digging that ring, actually. It's obviously not supposed to be practical. I also like the two-finger black sparkly Batman ring.

• Is it just me, or does that thing look like it's made out of Lego bricks?

• I wouldn't wear them, personally, but the idea is nice. Also, I own a jointed Fullmetal Alchemist ring, so I'm really in no position to comment.

• I love them too! I don't wear jewelery every day but when I do it is usually large statement pieces. I would so rock that Gotham ring. It's amazing.

• Yay! Someone else who's not afraid of a little glitz!

• Not only are these ridiculously gaudy, they are flipping EXPENSIVE. It takes a lot of money to look this cheap, folks!

• Bookmarked under "Rings that hurt if you get hit with one"...

• The earrings for the collection are actually pretty wearable, as are some of the "word" bracelets. Noir is known for over the top rings since it's costume jewelry. I don't think it looks any worse than most nerd jewelry out there, better than the crappy plastic stuff you normally have to choose between. That batgirl cuff is pretty rad too.

• As a geeky drag queen, I can honestly say I'd never way anything that over-the-top. And I wear costume jewelry.

• Two gigantic round stones on that WW ring that dwarf the rest of it. Yeah, I can't imagine why they thought that would connote her.

• Wayyyyyyy too gaudy for me. The only thing I like are the Bat-symbol cufflinks.

• I'm for this idea in general, but...I find this collection to be fucking terrible. I know pretty much fuck-all about fashion, but these items seem more haute couture than they do casual or even formal; it's all ugly as hell with bulky design and either glitter or primary colors on everything. They're like something a pro-wrestler would wear. And even if everything was gorgeous and perfectly tailored to my own sense of taste, I still wouldn't buy any of it because I wouldn't pay hundreds of dollars for something that hangs on me and doesn't do anything.

• All ya'll just can't handle this amount of awesome, Except Robyn. If I had piles of money I would own pretty much everything, and would look awesome! Like seriously people I would wear this shit all the time and I would be walking down the street looking AWESOME, and you'd all be like "God she's so cool. I was so wrong." But then again I'm someone who over dresses for nearly everything and is seriously considering buying a hat with a glittery animal skull on it..because once again, I'm awesome. also..my two loves are clashing right now!!!

• Yeah...this is way too gaudy. And this is coming from a girl who occasionally wears a plastic orange lantern power ring to Econ class.

• Some of their other Jewelrey is kinda neat actually. Particularly the Necklaces.

• Who needs Batman or a rape whistle when you can just incapacitate attackers with this jewelry? These things are more hideous than the giant finger armor rings I used to wear when I went through my black metal phase.

• "These things are jewelry for geek girls who also happen to be strippers" Yeah I asked a friend who is a geek girl/stripper, she took a break from playing Batman AA and told me those are fucking ugly. So yeah there is that

• I would think big rings would get in the way of pole tricks. These are for people who don't have to work with their hands. And most of the drag queens I know are also extremely geeky. It's a side effect of not being comfortable being yourself your entire young life.

• Oops! Sorry about the double post.

• This is called "statement jewelry" and is not intended for everyday use. And I think it's all gorgeous and if I had the disposable income, I'd probably own a lot of it.

• When the image first popped up on my screen...I honestly thought it was a weird new penis ring. Why? - http://www.edenfantasys.com/sex-toys-for-men/vibrating-penis-rings/tor Also, the title.

• Gaudy is certainly and applicable word, however, the word that comes to mind more would be obnoxious.

• Gaudy is certainly an applicable word, however, the word that comes to mind more would be obnoxious.

• Hmm. This stuff is kind of, yes, gaudy. I like the idea, but I wish it was a bit lower-key. I'd love a Wonder Woman-inspired cuff bracelet, but I don't want an exact copy of her gauntlets.

• I've seen plenty of girls wearing comic book jewelry before and it's usually pretty low key and kinda cute. These things are jewelry for geek girls who also happen to be strippers. Or I guess for the heretofore untapped geek Drag Queen market.

• I agree with Rob, it's all gaudy. But the first thing that popped in my head was that I can see Kelly from Misfits owning the entire collection. Yeah, I confuse myself sometimes.

• *shrug* I own a pair of Flash cufflinks, so I can't say anything negative about these.

• That's a ring you threaten to abuse your child with. "That's it. I'm putting my Gotham on."

• If you check out the site this ring is friggin massive no one could wear that on a daily basis

• That would be pretty badass as a necklace pendant. I'm not sure it makes a good ring, unless its for self defense.

• That's not Gotham City, it's Kandor. Someone's been robbing the Fortress of Solitude again.

• They have rings with T-Rex on them. I can't come up with anything aside from this.

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