Abstract: Some implementations of the present invention include a piece of jewelry, an accessory, a tool, a household product, a personal care product, or other product that comprises a two-dimensional or a three-dimensional, permanent rendering of a person's skin. In some cases, the skin print is from a celebrity. Additionally, in some cases, the skin print comprises an identifying feature that readily identifies the person from which the skin print was taken. Some non-limiting examples of such identifying features include a mole, a scar, and a dimple. Other implementations are also described.