Created from recycled plastic bottles that are washed up on the beach. Hand cut and colorfully composed so that no two necklaces are ever alike.
Bracelet £16.00 Necklace £26.00 at Spacefruit Jewellery

Artist, Sandhi Schimmel Gold, describes herself as a rabid recycler. So, it was natural for her to commit to upcycling unusual resources to create her art. Look closely and you will notice her work incorporates pieces created from old menu items, junk mail postcards, business cards, old greeting cards as well as fashion magazines and cruise itineraries. Her specialty is portraits and she is open to taking on commissions. Interested in that perfect eco-friendly gift? Works start at $3.00 per square inch, with an $800.00 minimum.
Schimmel Art

From Pennsylvania artist, Laura Beth Love, gorgeous pendants, bracelets, charms and earrings created from recycled broken dishware. The necklaces with the added accent of recycled vintage flatware are my favorite. If you’re the type who can’t bear to toss Great Aunt Mabel’s cracked and chipped tea cup, you can send it to Laura Beth since custom work is available.
Priced around $50.00 for necklace and $60.00 for bracelet at Dishfunctional Designs

More Broken Plate Jewelry

From artist, Jessica Lee, these bracelets are created from hand-cut vintage pottery.
$95.00 for the green one and $225 for the red one at Zanisa

More Broken Plate Jewelry

Created from vintage plates carefully selected from various thrift stores and antique shops which are wrapped in rustic looking, lead-free, silver solder with a natural black patina.
$32.00 at The Broken Plate’s Etsy Shop

Created From a lawnmower blade, gas stove burner top and tractor type lawn sprinkler wheel with hose nozzle finial. The shade is created from New Mexico license plates. The amount of rust varies from lamp to lamp and some of these lawnmower blades are quite colorful! Created by artist, Lane Patterson, who taught weaving, textile and interior design at Mankato State University (now MN State) in Minnesota.
$225.00 for the lamp and lampshade at Ostyn-Newman Furniture and Accessories

More artwork called “Fairy Lamps” from Lane Patterson:

See more of his work here.

Pumpkins for your pumpkin patch (can be used year after year) handcrafted by artisans in Haiti from recycled tomato paste drums.
$99.00 for the set of two pumpkins at At West End

Here’s another version created from those recycled tomato paste drums from Haiti
$129.00 for medium size At West End

Woven from recycled plastic from discarded soda pop bottles, this easy to care for rug can brighten up any area of your home. It can even be used outside on a deck or porch since it is made from plastic …easy to clean.
4’ x 6’ rug – $29.97 at Acacia Catalog

These could light up your foyer and make quite the eco-friendly statement at the entrance to your house. Recycled metal and available in 3 different sizes. I like seeing all three together!
$169.00 , $249.00 or $349.00 at Viva Terra