This one is from Alchemy Goods and made from recycled inner tubes and recycled seatbelts – 67% recycled materials. Perfect for my little ibook.
$128.00 at Alchemy Goods

This one from Freitag is made from recycled bicycle inner tubes, seat belts and truck tarpaulins. One of kind you can pick off their website.
$195.00 at Freitag
Both of these companies offer a wide range of sizes and prices.

The concept of this clock is pretty cool …made out of recycled Japanese yen (the 1,000, 2,000, 5,000 and 10,000 yen bills come in different colors, so it is quite colorful) However, one reviewer at Uncommon Goods
mentioned that it didn’t look all that special. Nice concept, though!
$40.00 at Uncommon Goods (which has a lot of interesting unusual gifts, ...many of which are eco-friendly)

From Italian designer, Sandra di Giacinto, recycled materials reworked in to wonderful works of art. Bright colors and unusual shapes seem to be her trademarks. Her jewelry is unique and hand-made in limited editions.
See more of her work at Sandra di Giacinto

A timepiece created from a vintage 1958 Chevrolet Corvette hubcap….hey!! ...it’s older than me!
$44.99 at Starling Ink’s Etsy Shop

From Starling Ink, recycled clocks from automotive parts. All are cleaned and polished to shine!
$24.99 at Starling Ink’s Etsy Shop

This one is a Chevrolet Valve Cover with Edelbrock breather … tree-hugging car geeks can’t get enough of these things!
$89.99 at Starling Ink’s Etsy Shop

From Lancashire, Northwest UK comes some wild and wonderful jewelry (or jewellery as they say across the pond) created from recycled plastics, textiles and metals. Designer Ann Ellis is behind theses materpieces and I have not seen plastic bags & bottles ever look so glam!



Check out the website, AnnEllis.co.uk or visit Pure Design and purchase online.