Entangled Jewelry

I know quantum entanglement works a little bit differently than people suspect, but maybe this could still be possible, and, if not, it is still a good halfbaked idea.

The example that came to my mind was a pair of rings (like the type you put on your finger), each containing a particle quantumly entangled with the particle in the other ring, so that they are always aware of the state of the other, no matter the distance. The person at one end could push the 'jewel' and thereby change the state of the particle so that the particle at the other end changes state, which changes the color of the jewel or whatever at the other end, so that I could send signals to my girlfriend when I am bored in class.

Of course, a better idea would be to make a temperature or conductivity sensor and market them as mood rings, so that there is a display of the temperature of your own ring and of the other person's. Or maybe just of the other person's, but you can't see your own. (Yes this would require some kind of digital communication if there were more than two emotions, but whatever.) But it is kind of a similar idea to those broken heart necklaces where you each have half a heart and you can put them together when you are together. Except that they are always together even when you are apart.

Also you could use them for keeping tabs on elderly relatives, a worrying mom could have a jewel for each child so she would know that they are ok. etc. Actually now that I think of it I seem to remember some movie where people wore bracelets that showed that other people they knew were still alive or something similar. But I am using entanglement so it is unique. :-)

This idea could also be explored in lots of other directions.

Yes, I'm male and I'm talking about broken heart necklaces. Shush.