I think we've seen that before, but you found a better link. I'm of mixed emotions on that: it's really cool, but it fails the "no cephalopods were harmed in the making of this jewelery" test. The problem with liking intelligent r-strategists like cephs is that a lot of the "every life is precious" notions that are so much a part of the human moral sense and nurturing offspring are sort of weird... the only argument for it being less moral to use cephs to make jewelery than eating them as sushi is that jewelry seems more vain and superficial than food as sustenance, but I don't know of many cases where octopus is a staple food for humans rather than a luxury food like sushi or tapas... squid, maybe, and it's certainly staple for a lot of fish and marine mammals. Anyway, thanks for the link... I do like this jewelry better than most ceph pieces because it can't help but be anatomically correct...