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Badgley Mischka Diamond Reef Sea Life Necklace

Filed under: Jewelry

If you love the beach then you may want to take a look at the Diamond Reef Sea Life Necklace ($800) designed by Badgley Mischka. You will literally have what the sandy beaches could offer you around your neck for display. It's a colorful concoction of sparkly sea shells, a clam and a starfish pendant with various precious and semi-precious stones all against the backdrop of a five-string gold chain. There is no doubt that this is a lively and adventurous statement piece and probably best worn by someone with a bold personality to carry this off. But if you aren't too keen on the necklace and want to show your love for the beach, check out the Diamond Reef Ring ($120), which is more conservative yet bold in appearance.

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Atlantis Reef Project

by Matthew Collins (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Yachts & Sailing

Not quite sure what to file this under, but I find it terribly interesting nonetheless. If you are looking for that special place that you would like to spend the rest of eternity, why not try the Atlantis Reef Project. Built off the coast of Key Biscayne, Florida, this development is designed as an underwater sanctuary and coral garden in the image of the lost civilization of Atlantis. Eventually, the project will be the largest man-made reef in the world and be a great place to dive and experience the underwater world. Perhaps most interesting is the fact that you can chose to have your cremated remains deposited in an underwater mausoleum. I'm not sure if the family would come to an underwater wake...Hmmm.

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Tags: atlantis, atlantis reef, AtlantisReef, mausoleum, reef, scuba