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When I was at school I knew a girl who carried her appendix around with her in a little plastic jar.<\/p>\n
I found that rather odd and it kind of grossed me out a bit.<\/p>\n
I mean, why would you want to walk around with a body part that has been removed from inside your body?<\/p>\n
Surely we are not meant to have our insides on display.<\/p>\n
This TikTok user went a step further, after having her fallopian tubes removed she decided to keep them and has now turned them into jewellery.<\/p>\n
When Savannah Blouin posted a video on TikTok showing off her necklace made with her fallopian tubes, it instantly went viral and left users with many questions.<\/p>\n
She preserved the tubes in resin to create pendants.<\/p>\n
The video captioned, \u201cshe never liked baby dolls anyway\u201d has received over three million views and 450,000 likes since being posted it in September.<\/p>\n
\n@savblouin #greenscreen \u266c Originalton \u2013 1905\ud83e\udd81 <\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n Wanting to know more about the jewellery piece, users asked for a closer look.<\/p>\n
She posted a second video which provides a more detailed look into the process and the final product.<\/p>\n
\n@savblouin Replying to @a_lil_tachy \u266c I Will Always Love You \u2013 Whitney Houston <\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n The video shows a series of images in which you can clearly see the removed fallopian tubes in a plastic jar, then it is placed into two metal rings and filled with resin to create the pendants.<\/p>\n
\u201cI had my fallopian tubes [removed] because I\u2019ve always known that I never want to have children,\u201d she told Needtoknow.online.<\/p>\n
According to New York Post Blouin is a 22-year-old vegan restaurant waitress.<\/p>\n
\u201cAlthough it wasn\u2019t the original intent, I feel very empowered while wearing the necklace,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n