Australian designer and fine artist Simone LeAmon is known for creating beautiful products with a sustainable vision, where every piece has its own story to tell. With this vision, it’s no surprise that LeAmon would design something as unique and interesting as the Bowling Arm, a leather bracelet made from the remains of a cricket ball. Arriving in red, white and yellow, the Bowling Arm is certainly a piece that gets better with age and is a beautiful symbol for sustainability.

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Propelled by San Francisco-based jewelry design duo Christopher Baas and Carleigh Wamberg and barely two years in existence, jewelry label Fathom & Form is already looking pretty good with its collection of wearable trinkets. The stainless steel triangular steel jewelry pieces range from rings to wrist cuffs and and have this arresting art deco architectural aesthetics about them.

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It’s amazing what you can find on the Internet these days. Ex Boyfriend Jewelry is a place that allows anyone to sell, buy or trade these shiny ‘little painful reminders in your jewelry box’ from collapsed relationships. One of the house rules for putting up a listing is to share the story so everyone can partake in your cathartic release. Says one user selling off a 24k gold plated pendant for $30: ‘I told him to choose – it’s the alcohol or me. He made his decision, which then made mine very simple.’ Hooray for emotional spring-cleaning.

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This steak necklace by talented LA jewellery maker, TheSpangledMaker, was inspired by Mark Ryden’s series of paintings called The Meat Show. Think the wackiness of Alice in Wonderland mixed with the surrealist style of Frida Kahlo. And, boys, if you’re seeing this necklace and thinking you’d really like some steak cuff links, you’re in luck. They’ve got those too.

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Porn star, winner of an AVN award for best ‘adult’ actress, and DJ, 20-year-old Jessie Andrews, has just released her first jewelry line through her online store, Bagatiba Bagatiba is the Latvian word for ‘opulence’ and Andrews’s simple, delicate designs are all handmade and designed at her local jewelry district in downtown Los Angeles.

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Aeon Quartz is an evocative and forward thinking line of unique, custom-crafted pieces made of rare crystals from around the world. They focus primarily on quartz and neglected gems, creating powerful pieces from each unique find. Just looking through their collection makes me feel connected. It’s as if they’ve taken something raw out of the wild and captured its true essence and then you get to wear it.

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This tea cup ring, created by Kay of Ruby Robin Boutique, caught our attention with its charming details and beautiful colors. This kawaii miniature ring features a delicate floral bone china tea cup set with a slice of lemon and two handcrafted chocolate chip cookies. It’s amazing how so much detail can be packed into such a little package.

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MapleXO makes jewelry and products using recycled skateboards. Don’t you wish you thought of that? The company breathes life into dead boards on a daily basis. Recycling at its best.

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My birthday is just a few weeks away and these brilliant food-inspired necklaces and bangles from Eat.Me.Do are high on my wish list. The woman behind these too-good-to-eat pretzels, fruit loops and dumplings on wearable chains is Melbourne-based designer, Lara Ivachev. Luckily, no matter where you are, you can purchase your own pickle or hotdog necklace on her Etsy shop.

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Coveting the arm candy sported by fashionistas worldwide? With its colourful faux suede charm bracelets and ever so hipster triangle necklaces, newly relaunched UK jewellery boutique Koko and Beau has the answer to your prayers. Stand out from the crowd with the quirky deer earrings, or add a pop of colour to your look with their glossy double triangle necklaces.

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LACQUERED is a new contemporary jewelry line by San Francisco based artist Angela Casserly, the line has a baroque, gothic, avant garde and sculptural look to it. The reason Angela wanted to create her own jewelry line was so that she had smaller scaled art that embodied her unique vision. An excellent way to purchase an affordable piece of contemporary wearable art. 

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Jennie Sharman makes beautifully crafted one-off pieces of wearable art. Everything, including vintage military regalia, fabric and lace, pearls, glass eyes and tiny skulls find their way onto heavily textured, elegant brooches, chokers and necklaces. Sharman also makes intriguing ‘boxes of curiosity‘ in which handpainted dolls are arranged in curious, faintly unsettling tableaux within elegant wooden boxes. 

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Gem Fay is an artist, jeweler, and pyrographer. She burns beautiful animals onto wood, to make charms, bookmarks, totems, plaques and unique gifts. All are 100 percent handmade one-offs, expertly crafted.

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Australian professional surfer and world number two, Sally Fitzgibbons, has become the face of a new chakra and zodiac jewellery collection by designer Tara Wolf. She makes beautiful string bracelets that reflect the seven chakras of the body and twelve signs of the zodiac. Each chakra bracelet has a different meaning and is designed to remind us about ourselves, our thoughts and our aspirations.

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Horse hair and rodent bones are the eco-friendly materials behind Irish jewellery designer Daniela Cardillo’s delicate accessories. Her jewellery, which includes necklaces, rings, bangles and pins, is made using hair shed from her own horses and rodent bones she has collected or sourced online. The horse hair is dyed a variety of shades, including pastel pink, before being weaved and trimmed with gold accessories. She electroforms the ‘small and delicate’ rodent bones in metal before plating them in 22 carat gold, a process Cardillo says enables the bones to become ‘actual relics of previous lives’.

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Ever wondered what it’d be like to lug around a set of antlers? Just in case you have, Ana Rajcevic’s collection of 8 personal adornments gives you every opportunity to figure it out for yourself. Rajcevic has done the hard yards and pushed beyond the boundaries of traditional jewellery/accessories design to create a handcrafted ‘new breed’ of precious objects; giving life to her visual interpretation of animal anatomy, stretching concepts of evolution and developing a cross-image of human and animal, these pieces are designed to appear as natural extensions of the human body.

Working from existing skeleton structures, the goal was to fabricate adornments that would be considered fashion artefacts, not to be specifically categorised as jewellery or accessories. With some gelcoat, fibreglass, resin and silicone rubber, seems these creations have done just that. Rajcevic’s stride outside the square has been her best move yet, claiming her bragging rights as winner of the MA Design Awards 2012, London College of Fashion.

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Finally, a ring that lets you carry your love letters where you go instead of some random sparkling rock on your hand. All the I (Thou) Ring by One Origin Jewelry ring asks for is for you to tuck a folded love note in it. It’s especially nifty for those who tend to get bored of wearing the same ring design — just demand a new love note and you’ll have a new ring.

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How would you style your hair while under the influence of drugs? Aroha Silhouettes has launched part two of Molecular Addictions, this time taking inspiration from the experiments done on spiders in the mid 90s by NASA.

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Everyone has his or her own secret indulgence. Molecular Addictions is a jewellery collection and a concept series by Aroha Silhouettes where molecules are depicted in a way that shows the dark and lonely addictions we can have to addictive substances.

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This August, hundreds of cafes, wineries, retailers and galleries around South Australia will pretty up their spaces by showcasing the work of some of the States’ best amateur, emerging and established artists. The South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA) runs between August 5 and 24, providing visual artists a chance to promote, sell and workshop their creations.

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