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Joan Hornig Jewelry has debuted a line of produce-inspired pieces, including mushroom earrings, cauliflower cuff links and kale and romaine bracelets. And as weird as that sounds, it's for a good cause: proceeds will go to Recipe for Success, a foundation that helps kids grow, eat and appreciate healthy food.

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Compared to regular vegetables, veggie jewelry isn't cheap. The kale and romaine cuffs, for example, rings up at a chill $1,400. The mushroom earrings are only (only) $325, but "kale bracelet" just has that ring to it, doesn't it?

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While most of the first group of items has already been purchased, you can order veggie jewels of your own by contacting the foundation directly. Yum.

[H/T: Eater]

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