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Mood rings: Do they really work? What to know about the popular retro jewelry item

Novelty items, as well as other emotion-related accessories, have found a following again

Mood rings were one of the biggest fashion fads during the 1970s — touted as having the ability to "identify" the mood of the ring wearer by a corresponding color. 
During that decade, as people were exploring self-expression and fashion statements, mood rings were super popular. 
"Mood-changing jewelry first became popular in New York City and quickly spread throughout the United States," notes Encyclopedia.com.

https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/mood-r...welry-item

I was hoping it was the no-bra look.

(10-29-2023, 08:08 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]I was hoping it was the no-bra look.

You should get out my fiend, that look is totally back. And it's glorious.

(10-29-2023, 08:08 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]I was hoping it was the no-bra look.

It just a fashion trend. There's no law which says you have to wear one. 

Bam! Too easy! 

They can bring that fashion back all they want, I'm cool with it..

As long as they keep using the razors in certain places.

Every time I saw a guy with a beard wearing a mask, it reminded me of a 70's porn..

Mood rings were cool and all but what I really miss is cruising around in my purple El Camino in my leisure suit with my pet rock sitting on the dashboard and REO Speedwagon cranked up on the 8-track.