Jewelry embedded in the body becomes painful. Both diamonds and precious stones can be called jewels. Generally, jewelry is a thing outside the body. Earrings should be the only thing that can enter the human body, but there is a magical jewelry, which must be artificial and lives on human blood. This seemingly cruel jewelry has been loved by many people since it came out. Tattoos, often described as addictive pain, are a culture of inserting needles stained with ink into the bottom of the skin to create patterns or words. Tattoos have been popular since ancient times, but people at that time called them tattoos. People can paint on their own skin, which is a way of expressing their personality now.

1. Besides tattoos, there is also a kind of jewelry that can cause pain. As we all know, it was designed by Israeli designer Naomi Chennai. This energy addiction device needs to be fixed on human skin and bones with needles. This kind of jewelry needs to absorb human blood to generate electricity and has decorative effect. It is said that Naomi has a lot of ideas in the media. The idea of using human body to generate electricity and promote renewable energy is really an innovative idea. Because jewelry is just an ornament to people, wearing a piece of jewelry needs human blood to promote it, which is too bloody.

Second, the blood bridge implanted in the forearm is implanted in the bridge of the nose. The energy collector installed on the back is called the electronic pulse conductor by the designer. Naomi's design is impressive, but many people don't like the jewelry embedded in themselves. It is introduced as a work of art rather than a jewel, and energy addicts are most likely to do so.

Third, the jewelry we usually see is basically high-end and advanced, which will make the wearer look beautiful. But there is such a kind of jewelry in the world, but people get goose bumps when they see it, which is very strange, because this kind of jewelry needs to be implanted into human blood vessels and can generate electricity by drinking human blood. Moreover, the process of wearing it will be very painful and difficult to take off. Even a careless operation will leave a permanent wound on the human body.