Tiffany & Co is teaming up with blockchain tech company Chain to offer CyptoPunk owners a solid, bejeweled version of their ‘punks.’ Each piece will run as a unique 18 karat (rose or yellow) gold pendant set with at least 30 gemstones or diamonds. Initially inspired by the CyptoPunk chain Tiffany & Co. Executive Alexandre Arnault –– and son of Bernard Arnault –– designed himself, the series will be limited to 250 pieces; with each pendant selling for 30ETH (~$50,000). However, today there are nearly 10,000 CryptoPunks in existence. Pricing for the NFT has fluctuated from $77,000 to $23.7 million over the years, though minting was initially free for anyone with an ETH wallet. Today, the cheapest CryptoPunk costs 74.69 ETH (~$124,000). So while a matching pendant will surely be a splurge – it certainly won’t be what breaks the bank.
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Workout Gear Worth its Weight in Goals

Meet Omorpho, a new range of micro-weighted workout gear designed to help you push your limits and improve your athletic performance. A clear standout amidst the “Gravity Sportswear,” is the brand’s G-Vest, which weighs in total 8 – 9 pounds depending on the size. Created with 100 percent laminated polyester to synthetic rubber, the vest houses countless stainless steel ball bearings encased inside the material. The weight is naturally distributed to ensure the vest stays comfortable during strength training, hiking or any other workout. Available in two sizes, two colors and for $399 this vest marks a serious new departure for technical activewear.