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Your body is Detective Archivesa wonderland, and you should treat it as such. That means decorating it with jewelry designed by none other than John Mayer.

The singer-songwriter/guitarist/lothario has a new line of jewelry, and it's perfect if you want everyone to know you're kinda sensitive and you love weed.

SEE ALSO: John Mayer enlightens us on his lengthy night-time skincare routine

The collection, a collaboration with jeweler George Frost, is available on the fine website JohnMayer.com.

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This necklace reads, "love is a verb," if you spin the pendant around really quickly.

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Apparently some of the beads spell out John Mayer lyrics in Morse code? Cool!

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If jewelry isn't your thing but you would like to support John Mayer, consider this wine tote.

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Take all your big plans and break them, because you don't want to be seen without John Mayer jewelry.

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