A woman who loves altering her appearance with tattoos and piercings has paid £4,000 and had her teeth filed down so she can have white gold fangs installed.
Amber Luke once had a more traditional appearance with long blonde hair which she complimented with makeup, but her style has changed somewhat over the years.
Now, she's a body modification addict and faces daily discrimination, saying people hiss at her in the street, due to her extensive inkings.
But she doesn't let that hold her back, and how she's revealed her new modification - white gold fangs, which cost £4,000 and required quite a bit of work to install.
What do you think about Amber's appearance? Let us know in the comments...
Amber, from Australia, said: "It’s awesome, I can’t stop looking at them and showing off my teeth – it’s an amazing feeling.
"I look at my mouth now and I’m like ‘holy crap, it’s so icy and 'blinged out' and I’m so happy about everything I’ve done to my teeth.
"I originally got my fangs extended and sharpened but a month later, I wasn’t happy with how short they were.
"I went back and got them extended and sharpened again, which set me back $1,000 AUD as there was more material used and my private health didn’t cover me as much as they did the first time.
"My VVS white gold tooth, which is permanent, is fixated next to my fang.
"It’s a veneer with a flawless pavé finish and cost me $5,000 AUD for one singular tooth.
"They actually made me sign a four-page wavier as they had to shave my tooth down to a nub like a normal veneer."
As she wanted to make her fangs sparkle, she's also had Swarovski gems placed to make the teeth "iced out".
She decided to make the irreversible change after wearing sparkly caps on her fangs for five years, which she kept losing.
Amber said: "I kept losing or breaking them and went through about ten different pairs of caps for my teeth.
"These are so expensive each time, so I decided to go for the real thing.
"I loved the look of it and the aesthetic it gave me."
Amber believes that her teeth accent her blue ‘dragon’ eyes, which have become a big hit with her followers.
For more of the news you care about, straight to your inbox, sign up for one of our daily newsletters here.
In a video uploaded to Instagram, she shares the final product which has received 11,000 views and over 1,300 likes.
"They look soooo good," one viewer commented.
Another person added: "F**k yessss, they look so dope."
"Dope asf," someone else wrote. [sic]
One viewer said: "Iceeeeey," followed by an frozen face emoji. [sic]
"Fantastic attractive Goddess," another person added.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk
