When your mood ring turns blue, it means you're feeling relaxed and ready to have fun. But what about when it turns black? Understanding mood ring color meanings can help you get the most out of this ...

When mood rings first hit the market in 1975, they launched one of the most memorable cultural fads in history. Within three ...

Mood rings were created by New York inventors Maris Ambats and Josh Reynold in 1975. Some people call mood rings a fad of the 70s, but they seem to resurface often and have since taken the form of ...

The color-changing bauble has officially claimed its place as the latest woo-woo wellness trend piece, thanks to Brooklyn jeweler Leo Sachs-Michaels. If you ever rocked a mood ring in the ‘90s, get ...

Mood rings were one of the biggest fashion fads during the 1970s — touted as having the ability to "identify" the mood of the ring wearer by a corresponding color. During that decade, as people were ...

Phones that don't need a mood ring to figure out how the user feels. Aug. 7, 2013— -- The smartphone could end up moonlighting as a mood ring in addition to its job as a computer. MoodSense, a ...

The idea behind a mood ring is simple: Wear it on your finger and it will reflect the state of your emotions. But, how does it work? There isn't a crystal ball to peer into to explain it, but crystals ...