Looking for a good way to preserve your child’s baby teeth (and add a little bling to your wardrobe), check out the gilded baby teeth jewelry “Le Knockout” collection.
Jewelry artisan Kim Kovel’s tooth charms came about when her son lost the first of his baby teeth. She cast it in gold and wore it around her neck. People noticed and the rest is history.
If you would not like the original tooth to be altered in any way, you can have a duplicate of the tooth made using a mold of the one you send in.
There are also versions with birthstones set into them, or initials carved into the metal. If you’ve got a lot of extra cash lying around after paying out the fees generally associated with the Tooth Fairy, check out the Pave charms, in platinum and encrusted with diamonds.
Unadorned gold and silver charms range from $99-$399. The pave version can go up to $1,829, at www.leknockout.com