Wear the languages of the world with this tiny Rosetta Stone

The reason we understand Egyptian hieroglyphics today is something called the Rosetta Stone, a fun fact you may remember from social studies class. For the sake of future generations, the Rosetta Project has been working on ways to pass on knowledge of current languages, and they finally found a way to make it into a priceless piece of heirloom jewelry. This tiny disc provides a sample of the 1000 languages spoken in 2016 printed in microscopic text, and is made to last until 12,000 AD. They don’t come cheap, either; just one costs $1,000, and they’ll only be available for a limited time.

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