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>Getting hitched with a car ring from Hi Octane Jewelry

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Wedding rings for the alternative bride and groom.

Oceanside, California—April 14, 2009—Hi Octane

Looking for alternative ring designs for an edgy bride and groom? Want a ring that your husband will wear and actually tell his friends about, then Hi Octane Jewelry has you covered. Hi Octane Jewelry creates kustom his and her rings that are inspired by your favorite retro automobile.

These auto jewelry rings are available in Sterling Silver, Yellow or White Gold and Platinum. Vintage car designs in stock include a 1957 Chevy, a 1949 Mercury, a 1949 Buick, a 1950 Ford Shoebox, a 1959 Cadillac, 1964 Chevy Impala, a 1959 Chevy El Camino rear end and a 1967 VW Love bug. The motor and car rings are made by custom order through their online store. Sterling silver rings are in stock and are priced from $110.00. Custom ordered rings start at $250 and typically take 2-3 weeks. Any car or custom design can be produced. Rings are sized from size 7 – 16. If you really want something unique or with more bling, they can add crystals, stones or plating to the car rings.

Hi Octane Jewelry is located in Oceanside, CA and they offer over 6 years of experience and expertise creating specialized and alternative wedding styles and designs. Visit us online at https://www.hioctanejewelry.com, or call us at 760.433.8363. Domestic and International shipping available.

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>Hi Octane Made The Carrotbox Blog

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I just love this blog. Alice at The Carrotbox Blog featured our Luv Bug ring today on her fabulous ring blog. She showcases all sorts of new and wonderful rings. Alice is a ring artist herself. She makes gorgeous lucite and glass rings. My favorite pieces of her work are her Kimono rings. I just love the fabric embedded in the ring.
Thanks Alice.

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>Dan Manley’s Kustom Pontiac Trans Am Ring | Hi Octane Jewelry

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A local So Cal car guy ordered this Kustom Pontiac Ring from us. He presented us with an initial sketch. We each added a few details. The finished product is what you see here.
I think it came out very cool.. Brad delivered the ring to him today.
Our client Dan was super excited about it. Dan does all types of cool car related things check out his site here.
Thank you again Dan.
You can see more photos of it here.

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>Dodge Challenger on the 405

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So the part you don’t see in this picture is my hottie girl friend Lindsey hanging out of the window as we are doing 80 on the 405 going south at 4:45 on a Thursday trying to keep up with and pass this guy in the Dodge to get the shot, and me trying to describe to her how to use my camera…. All for Flickr…….
I am pretty sure we made his day though..
And yes we love cars…

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>Happy Hi Octane Jewelry Customer

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This photo was taken by Street Rodder Magazine of one of Hi Octane Jewelry’s Happy Customers. Meagan, who is featured in the photo wearing her new roadster cuff from Hi Octane Jewelry at the 2009 Detroit Autorama show. Check out more photos from the show here.

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>Alicia Hanson Jewelry at Erba Soapsmith San Clemente

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Our other line of jewelry http://aliciahanson.com is available in Southern California at Erba Soapsmiths on Avenida Del Mar in San Clemente, California.

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>Neon Buddhas Chinatown Inspiration

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Neon Buddha
Originally uploaded by aliciadesign

Yesterday, my family and I ventured up to Chinatown in Los Angeles. We had never been to Chinatown so this was a new journey. I had read a couple day trip article in Sunset Magazine that had inspired the trip.
We had a wonderful time. I really enjoyed all the buildings, the signage, the lanterns everywhere, and all the great shopping. There was a store that I came across called http://Realmhome.com which was wonderful. Realm carried wonderful Quan Yin statues and butterfly strands and great art books. And other wonderful shiney things. That I wanted to take home. I had forgotten that Asian stores had lots of miniature things. I grew up in Hawaii and so Asian style has always been in my blood. So the trip sort of felt like a vacation home. I was presently surprised with all the cool art galleries in the area. We saw quite a few in the Chung King Alley. Another store I really enjoyed was Fongs. They had all kinds of wonderful miniatures. Even a miniature Fong’s store inside the store. They also had some wonderful jewelry designers work there. My plan had been to photograph the neon at dusk and when I started to shoot at dusk my camera stopped shooting and gave the old low battery sign. I was bummed. But now it just means we have a reason to go back. I can’t wait.