Turning a Concert Trophy into a Masterpiece

If there were an Olympic sport for dedication to a band, Noy would be standing on the podium, gold medal in hand, while screaming a McFly chorus. While I was tattooing, I’ve already had the pleasure of decorating her skin with three different tattoos dedicated to the London pop-rock legends, so it’s safe to say we’ve spent some quality time together under the needle.

But recently, Noy leveled up.

She managed to snag the holy grail of concert-going: The Guitar Pick.
Not just any pick - one that actually saw action on stage during a live McFly show in London!

The "Google Failed Me" Moment

Most people toss a caught pick into a drawer or a dusty jar. Not Noy. She wanted to wear it. But as it turns out, the internet is surprisingly empty when you’re looking for a way to frame a guitar pick that doesn’t look like a cheap plastic keychain from a gas station.

She came to me with a challenge: “Make this look like it belongs in a gallery, but I can still wear it to the next show.”

Mechanical Meets Musical

I didn't want to just glue a piece of silver to a piece of plastic.
It needed the RBZ touch.

I got to work designing a custom pendant, which is basically a unique musical locket. The goal was a timeless, slightly industrial frame that honored the shape of the pick without overpowering it. The best part? A mechanical lever system that blends seamlessly with the design.

It’s not just a holder, it’s a piece of sleek engineering. The lever allows the pick to be securely locked in place or swapped out if she ever manages to snag another one (knowing Noy, it’s only a matter of time).

The Result

The final piece is high-quality, uniquely designed, and 100% Sterling silver. It turns a piece of plastic into a luxury heirloom. It’s loud, it’s rock-and-roll, and it speaks Noy.

Seeing a piece of music history get the "RBZ treatment" is why I love custom orders. We aren't just making jewelry; we’re building tiny, wearable vaults for your favorite memories.

After we finished the project, Shachar, Noy's husband, took my 3D model and turned it into an amazing animation. Check it out below.

Have a piece of history gathering dust? Whether it’s a concert relic, a family heirloom, or just a wild idea you can’t find on Google, let’s build it.