Savage Salvage: Crystal Bullet Necklaces

Savage Salvage uses objects that are recycled, upcycled, repurposed on recycled to design her jewerly. Her Crystal Bullet Necklaces are made using spent bullet casings and raw or chandelier crystals. Savage Salvage made this design is a contradiction between the bullet and the healing power of the crystal. These are very tough necklaces that are great to wear layered with longer necklaces.

Sarah Lewis: Geode Rings

I have never seen rings like these from Sarah Lewis. She uses a variety of materials from flowers, fossils, geodes, gold, gemstones and blown glass to make these extremely unique rings. I cannot pick a favorite, I love them all. If I could, I buy one of every single style she has available. I have only chosen pictures of a few of them, so be sure to check out her website and her Etsy shop to see the other absolutely amazing pieces she has and to order your favorite.

Shama: Brass ring hammered with Blue azurite druzy

Made from hammered brass, these awesome Blue azurite rings by Shama will also available soon in copper and sterling. The ring is 2" wide and is adjustable. I love how the bright blue stone stands out against the hammered brass without being overpowering. This ring is definitely not your regular stone or hammered metal piece and will definitely stand out. If you place an order with Shama, mention this blog and you will receive a 10% discount.

locallibrary: Draping Drops Necklaces

"The perfect handmade jewelry for everyday" is locallibrary's shop tag line and I think it fits perfectly with the pieces she has for sale. I am crushing hard on the draping dots necklaces available in silver and gold. They can easily be worn from day to night, work to play, or wedding to picnic. They're simple enough to be layered but stylish enough to be worn alone. They're a great basic piece that would be an excellent addition to anyones jewelry collection and are very well priced at $40.

Jibby and Juna: Fragment Collection

Jibby and Juna carves and cures polymer clay to create the pieces in her "Fragment" Collection.
The way she distresses and paints the polymer, it looks like it is stone. The advantage of the polymer material is that it is lightweight. My personal favorite is the Fragment post earrings in cool green. They are small post earrings but will add easy color to any outfit. I like the green color because it shows off the carving giving it a stronger "stone" effect. They're also very reasonably priced at only $15.

t8designs

t8designs makes these absolutely amazing pieces by repurposing antique items like buckles and brooches. Each piece looks like it is vintage because of it's construction using vintage items but they are constructed during current times so they're up with the current styles making it very hard to pick just one. For example, the necklace in the 2nd picture is very reminiscent of this Madewell necklace but t8designs necklace is muche more uniqe as well as one-of-a-kind having being made using a vintage brooch.

Cynamonn: Linen Necklaces

I saw Cynamonn's Baltic Amber Linen Necklace on the front page of Etsy on Tuesday and of course I had to visit her shop where I saw more of these same style necklace. They are made from hand crochet linen adorned with stones or freshwater pearls. They are each one-of a kind and she will take custom orders. My personal favorite is the Ivory-Nude Linen Necklace with Beautiful Fluorite Stone Beads. I like it because the materials and colors remind me of the beach and would love to wear it with a simple sun dress to a beach wedding.

Maribelle Campa: Leather Cord Bangles

Maribelle Campa's Leather Cord Bangle Bracelets are the perfect summer bracelet. Since they are made from leather cords, they will be light and airy so you don't have to worry about your skin getting too hot underneath. They also come in a variety of colors that will add color to your outfit, and you have the option of gold or silver plated tubes. My personal favorite is the Coral with Silver because I like the way the color Coral looks against tan skin.

MijuAndYou: Arrow Rings

I saw these adorable rings on the Supermarket blog today from MijuAndYou's new Plonge collection. You might remember MijuAndYou for their laser cut feather necklaces. They are made from copper and are dipped in seafoam, black or lilac rubber. They're only $24 and are avialable for purchase through MijuAndYou's Etsy and Supermarket shops.

Lean Dog Pottery & Jewelry: Ceramic Rings

I love these one of a kind, handmade crackled glass and ceramic rings by Lean Dog Pottery & Jewelry. The crackled glass adds a lot of depth to these rings and makes them truly unique. The ceramic and glass flower ring (top picture) is an abstract version of the basic and always popular flower ring. There is such a great selection of colors and shapes as well as bracelets, earrings and necklaces in Lean Dog Pottery and Jewelry's Etsy shop that it is hard to pick just one. Luckily the prices are so reasonable that you don't have to pick just one.

Maap Studio: Porcelain Rings

Maap Studio makes these lovely rings using parian porcelain clay which is a type of a ceramic material used mainly in eighteenth century Europe. The rings are inspired by nature and are each a wearable work of art. I love how feminine they are without be overly girly. My favorite is the Cosumel Porcelain Ring With Flower Decoration because of the way the green color subtly peeks out from underneath all that white.

Colby June: Stacked Rock Earrings

These Colby June sterling silver earrings are inspired by river rocks. These "bold but simple" earrings are fairly large but are still lightweight and comfortable which is hard to find when you're dealing with large, dangling earrings. I like these because they are "bold but simple," so you can add a lot to an outfit without having to wear a lot of jewelry.

Triian: Resin Rings

I love these resing rings from Triian. Each ring is handmade and one of a kind using a Poly Resin blend that is unique to Triian. I love the mix of smooth and rough and the small crystals that are used to detail in what looks as though a completely random way. These rings have no uniform shape making them incredibly unique. Triian was even featured on Daily Candy. Be sure to check out Triian's Esty shop for equally unique pendants and their website which is coming soon and will feature more of their work. Verbena also has some of their bangles and necklaces for purchase.