GLOWING Meteorite + Ceramic + Moonstone Ring! 

I would buy it

Hahahahaha

Even just a offset dremel bit would do the trick.

Available, 60 dollar

He sells them on Patrick Adair supply

His cheapest ring is 75$ rn. U can click on his website in the description and u’ll see them

@@sandgyra1872 ... Thanks.

I've made my own ring with their supplies and this is what I've found out about the glowing. The rings glow if you put the "glow powder" into the ring. Then put the ring/"glow powder" under the right conditions. First up you need to expose the ring to light that "charges" it. An example of this is ultra-violet light like from the sun, or a ultra-violet torch if you have one (which most people don't). After that you can move the ring to a dark place and it will glow, getting dimmer as time goes on. If you go out and spend time in the sun then wait until the sun has fully set and it's really dark, then you probably won't be able to see the glow too well as the glow would of faded quite a bit. But if you were outside, then quickly went to a dark room, you be able to see the glow. From my testing I took some glow powder, "charged" it with an ultra-violet torch, then left it in a really dark room at night. The glow was noticable for about an hour. After that it's harder to see. However when I did this with my ring, it only lasted for about 10 minutes before it was really hard to see. But that's because I didn't put much glow powder in my ring. For the images in the video, I'm pretty sure they turned on an ultra-violet light, then turned it off and took the photo to get it glowing at it's brightest. Note: If you want a ring that naturally glows all the time, without needing to "charge" it, then you should look for certain highly radioactive substances. The down side of this is you will be exposing yourself to highly radioactive substances and will probably experience the side effects of radiation poisoning really quickly and die.

@@alaskayoung602 Wow this is an extremely helpful message, thank you for taking the time out of your day to reply to me! I will take this into consideration and will be sure to avoid accidentally making a ring with highly radioactive substances and dying.

I was thinking the same

Also wondering the same thing. I purchased two black ceramic versions with the impression it has crushed diamonds as per the website description.

~$345

A lot; ~$350

Apparently

@@aleksanterilevijoki1295 lol was asking if they would sell a chunk of meteorite instead of a ring haha

Maybe, depends on which JoJo your talking about. If it's the anime, then possibily.