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
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.
This just cracks me up! Made of 50% baby alpaca/50% merino wool and topped with creamy recycled fox fur.
$25.00 at Sara Lagace’s Etsy Shop
From designer Susan Domelsmith comes a unique spin on eco-friendly jewelry that is created from reworked vintage costume jewelry that is hand picked from dead-stock and second-hand sources. These deconstructed and reconfigured necklaces, bracelets and earrings are comprised of vintage chains and charms that have been given a new look through draping, knotting and tangling that are perfect for casual or formal wear.
Top piece named “Manuscript” is $195.00 and bottom piece named “Stacks” is $195.00 can be found at Dirty Librarian Chains
Found via Kami Gray
