Bullets 4 Peace pendants spell airport trouble for stars

Who knew that jewelry could get you searched at the airport? It can – if the jewelry happens to be from the star-favorite line Bullets 4 Peace, that is. The line, designed by former Israeli soldier Rafi Anteby, is made out of real machine gun shells as a way to bring attention to wars being fought all over the world. The pendants have been worn publicly by a whole slew of celebrities – Justin Timberlake, Snoop Dogg and The Jonas Brothers, to name a few.

The problem with wearing them to travel is that you’re not allowed to take ammunition of any type on an airplane or through an airport, and that creates some unfortunate delays at aviation security checkpoints. Despite being adorned with things like skulls, inscriptions, and even pavé diamonds, the pendants have still been confiscated as potentially dangerous; one airline security staff let the wearer bring the necklace on the plane, so long as it could be locked in the cockpit with the pilot during the flight. I wonder if he secretly wore it while he flew the plane?

Bag Justin’s Bullets 4 Peace Style via Bullets4Peace.com!

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