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Beautiful and unique new design to our pride collection. This piece features quality rainbow color stones wrapping the entire ring in the classic pride rainbow order. This exclusive piece is 9mm wide with a smaller 6mm wide spinning band in the center... The outer band is a polished mirror finish and the inner band in a matt finish. The entire ring is crafted in quality 316L stainless steel for a maintenance free bold design

This ring is a great way to show your pride or to give as a gift to let someone special how proud you are of them. Simply search our store for the phrase "Spinning" or look in our "pride jewelry" section

This ring is an original piece manufactured and market through MY PRIDE JEWELRY - This is not a cheap immitation.

this is the one bike that, no matter how much iteration, i will always love to death. i transplanted my old spicer ti fork onto it yesterday, and gave it a standard side-pull rim brake. formerly it had a wound-up and a paul canti brake -- a terrible combination (the paul was too strong and caused the wound-up to oscillate and squeal. the brake ceased to work under those conditions, to boot.)

it now weighs in at 16.0lb flat, despite the overbuilt frame, wheels and brooks. all the components will likely stay as i'm now commuting daily by bike and need the durability.

full specs:
- tst road frame (tst is the fabrication arm spun off from sandvik, maker of ti tubesets)
- custom spicer ti fork
- serotta 90mm 1" ti stem
- moots 220mm ti layback seatpost
- brooks swift leather saddle in honey with ti rails
- chris king 1" nothreadset, silver
- phil wood 103mm SS bottom bracket
- nitto pursuit bars
- paul e-lever
- dia-compe brake
- serotta alu seatpost clamp
- sugino rd crankset with 48t ring
- bebop stainless pedals
- jagwire braided stainless steel housing
- front wheel: white h1 hub, 24h, laced 2x to velocity deep V, ti gray
- rear wheel: white eccentric eno, 36h, laced 3x to velocity deep V, ti gray
- wheelsmith db14 spokes, brass nipples all around
- front skewer: salsa ti
- avocet slk carbon 25mm road tires
- sram powerlink chain

“When the ring master turns the lights out, and spins the baton over his head, I want to see the rings of Saturn,” was how designer Adam Tihany envisioned the redesign for New York’s legendary, five-star restaurant, Le Cirque. The challenge however was that it needed to be done without having any permanent effect on the landmarked Villard House in which it was to be located. Jaroff Design proposed the elliptical stainless steel and neon rings as an integrated lighting solution that would be supported by free-standing torches. The torches also anchor the bar and are topped by acrylic flames. The bar itself was designed to be completely self-sufficient and movable, with its own internal plumbing and water basin since no pipes could be run to it. In addition to the custom metal fabrication for the rings, torches and illuminated, fiber-optic bar, we designed a sculptural clock to playfully represent the passage of time by crossing the room on a cable system – the ultimate tight-rope walker for this conceptual circus. In a very different style, Mison Concepts, created an exact historical replica of the bronze entry doors of the Villard House, in accordance with landmark requirements.