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Fabrege yo-yo encrusted with gems blends to gorgeous new color while spinning

encrusting the fabrege yo yo with a blue gem as well as a green gem causes the moving yo yo to produce a preferred, yet otherwise elusive blue green color, delighting the viewer. further, the yo-yo could have a mirror coated element to give it higher light concentration at the visually combined gems. This could also be a fluorescent mineral encrusted yo-yo with a quartz prism creating a newtons prism UV source to activate the glowing, artistically blended fluorescent colors
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The Fabrege (or Tiffany) light yo-yo could also be copied so anyone could have one.

for egregious complication (literally, like watch parts) the yoyo could have a counterrotating area that spins at a different velocity, with a geared down velocity this causes intermittent pure sparkles amongst the gorgeous blended colors of light

beanangel, Sep 06 2016

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       Why "Fabrege"?
MaxwellBuchanan, Sep 07 2016
  

       Fabreeze?
normzone, Sep 07 2016
  

       Good to see you again, [beanangel], but take a breath between posts, will ya?
neutrinos_shadow, Sep 07 2016
  


 

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