Geek wedding ring

The company Green Karat has come up with an interesting model of wedding rings, which should interest couples who, so to say, are very interested in computers. The main feature of such a ring is a memorable inscription made by a binary code.

On the outer side of the ring, the designers started up five parallel tracks, on each of which 20 stripes can be extruded or ... nothing 20 times extruded the same length as the strip. The bar indicates 1, and nothing - 0.

Zeros and ones standing in one column in all five strips one above the other form a binary number, from 1 to 31. This is enough to encode any letter of the Latin alphabet (and the Cyrillic alphabet, if you discard "" and ""). Thus, any message up to 20 characters long can be written on the ring.

Of course, on each pair of rings you can order your own text. On what you see in the picture, it says “A Marriage of Values” is a play on words, since the word value can be translated both as a value, a virtue , and as a value , in this variant it is known to every programmer.
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The price of the ring is also interesting: $ 950 for jewelry made of white or yellow gold, or $ 1,750 for platinum. Sizes from 4 to 12, delivery from the online store is guaranteed for 4 weeks.

Green Karat is in favor of reducing the extraction of precious metals, which seriously harms the environment at all stages. To do this, they call on people to shake up their bins and recycle all old and valueless jewelry, dishes and other products made of precious metals. All decorations produced by the company are made without damage to the environment.