Employing the services of four goldsmiths who toiled for four months, a Chinese jewelry store has finally come up with a set of women's lingerie out of solid gold.

But while the owner of the Shenyang Cuihua Gold store, of Shenyang City, is saying it's the first of its kind in China, he immediately doused the hopes of vanity-seeking women wanting to own them as he clarified that they are only for "demonstration, and not for sale."

In the first survey of its kind, a bra making company says British women are more bustier than their European counterparts when it comes to cleavage size.

Surveyed by bra maker Triumph International - Europe's largest manufacturer of women's underwear, the report said that more than half of the British females wear a D-cup or larger as compared to Italian and Australian women who are using A- and B-cup section of the lingerie.

A woman from St. Petersburg in Florida mysteriously survived without any injury, when the bra she was wearing stopped a stray bullet fired into the air, from entering her body.

Debbie Bingham was on a visit to her family on New Year's Eve when a .45 caliber bullet fired into the air by an unknown person, hit her left shoulder when it fell back down to Earth.

More than lifting and support, a woman was saved by her bra from a falling bullet during New Year's celebrations. The bra strap on her left shoulder had slowed down the bullet and prevented serious injury.

In town to visit family, Debbie Bingham, 46, had gone outside with her daughter and son to celebrate New Year and watch the local fireworks display. At 11:40 p.m. she reported feeling a sharp pain in her left shoulder.