Fashionable jewelry that releases perfume

A Dutch designer has a solution for those who can't spray perfume due to allergies. She's invented decorative jewelry that conceals fragrances that are activated by body heat. Allergy as a stimulus for the creation of innovative scented jewelry Dutchwoman Jody Kocken has always been passionate about fragrances and various aromatic accessories. As a child, she collected perfume bottles and testers. Today, a single inhale of a Chanel, for example, is enough to transport her back to carefree childhood moments . A few years ago, she developed an allergy after applying artificial fragrances directly to her skin. So, she developed a series of fashionable and functional little "tools" that allow her to continue enjoying her favorite scents. Jewelry – logical and aesthetic Kocken says the design process works best when it stems from a personal experience or a problem. In this case, she needed something that would hold the perfume close to the body without directly touching it. So, creating jewelry was an aesthetic, yet logical, choice. Bracelets, necklaces , earring holders The jewelry is worn where we typically spray perfume: behind the ears, on the wrists, on the neck, and sometimes in the hair and on clothing. As the brass jewelry heats up from the body, the fragrance escapes from small holes in the capsules. The Dutch designer wears prototypes to test and refine the final creation. If mass production is achieved, Kocken plans to cast models in gold and silver so that those sensitive to metals can also benefit from this innovative method of applying perfume.