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Botanical brooches by David Neale. He's challenging himself to say something unique and new in making jewelry inspired by plants. I think he does.
he doesn't just copy from nature, he understands natural structures, he decomposes and recomposes them into beautiful pieces like these. I love the way the forms overlap just like petals, the colors...it's definitely something i would love as a present... :P

Literary jewels by Jeremy May

Well i love my books but i would have never thought of wearing them as accessories ... If you wonder how that is possible, Jeremy May has the answer: Littlefly jewellery is made by laminating hundreds sheets of paper together, then carefully finishing to a high gloss. The paper is selected and carefully removed from a book, and the jewellery re-inserted in the excavated space.

Pencil Crayon Jewelry by Maria Cristina Belluci

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I absolutely love this! i always liked pencils, buying and seeing them on my desk all together like that!
Italian Designer Maria Cristina Bellucci created those original pencil crayon jewelry, after working for several years as a theater costume and accessories maker. The pieces are made using fragments of pencils that have been attached together and formed into a variety of shapes. The forming process reveals the interiors of the pencils, showcasing the wood and the colored lead.

nervous system jewelry

I like these unique, modern pieces created by Nervous system using industrial material. Check out the store on etsy

cool jewelry

these go right on my cristhmas wishlist ... i love jewelry with personality ...from Bona Drag