Would you like a ring that lights up if the light goes out? It was Ben Kokes’ idea: to make a ring as a gift to his girlfriend innovative, he decided to create a luminous piece of jewellery. The idea was to embed an LED and a copper wire inside the titanium ring, illuminating from underneath the stones when the object is near an “induced alternating magnetic field”. That is, to a transmitter. It is useless to explain in detail the technical path of the American inventor. The fact is that (it seems) the light ring can work. Perfect combined with a Christmas tree.
The titanium ring that lights up
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