Smallest Golden Lock In The World

We talked about the biggest, largest, longest things around here, but now it’s time to turn our attention to the little things.

So today I’m going to show you the Smallest Golden Lock In The World, yeah you heard it, a lock so tiny that if you don’t keep your eyes on it, there’s a slight chance you’ll lose it.

You might wonder what use could it have of you, where would you put it, and you might be right. Taking into consideration that the lock is perfectly working, containing 3 lines of code number from 0 to 9, I really can’t think of anything that small to lock with it.

The Smallest Golden Lock In The World is the creation of Mr. Ganesh Subramaniyam from Thiruvananthapuram Kerala, India, and the man worked on it from September, 2011 to December, 2011.

So guys, put on your glasses, and let’s have a look at the Smallest Golden Lock In The World!

Weighting 41 mg, with a height of 3 mm and a circumference of 1 cm, the small gold lock got a world record certificate from the World Record Association.

The smallest lock in the world also started some funny discussion on the internet, some people having a laugh at it, commenting:

“Finally! An answer to all my stolen sewing needles”

Another user responding to that comment with:

“It was probably stolen from the world’s smallest bike chain”

Not criticizing the jokes because we still have our sense of humor intact, we’ll move on and bring into discussion the amount of dedication and hard work that was put into crea313ting the lock and carving all the details.

Just imagine how steady your hands should be just to hold it, let alone to work on the details and also making it functional .

That is really something to admire. Even if the Smallest Golden Lock In The World is useless in practice, it definitely is a work of art.

So let us know what you think about this small golden lock.