Leave the doilies at your grandma's house; these lace pieces are built for the road. Barbi Touron and Aaron Shear give intricate lacework an industrial edge with their bold bracelets made from inner tubes collected from bike shops around Portland, Oregon. Each salvaged strip of material is carefully washed and coated in an organic plant-based formula, which gives each accessory a supple...More at UncommonGoods
This vibrant textile bracelet is the creation of talented, Fair Trade artisans in the state of Yucatan in Mexico. It's made using a variation of traditional Mayan embroidery, where tightly wound, intricate stitches are applied to the fabric before then cutting it away, leaving just the lace-like pattern of thread. The bright yellow colors and sunflower motif make this a brilliant summertime...More at UncommonGoods
Delicate and lovely, these glass necklaces are handmade in Pennsylvania by artist Laura Bergman from the broken remains of a vintage cake plate (pink) and saucers, plates, tumblers and cookie jars (yellow). The pastel glass, which still maintains its original Cherry Blossom embossed pattern, was made in great quantities during the 1930s and 40s, and is now known as Depression glass. A beautiful...More at UncommonGoods
Handmade of oxidized, recycled sterling silver, these delicate earrings feature paper from vintage maps and dictionaries from all over the world. Handmade in North Carolina by Betsy Carr.Each is one-of-a-kind and will vary; sorry no choice of words or language. Click here to view information about our jewelry bags. More at UncommonGoods
Let your faith shine in beautiful, new ways with the positive and healing message from Kathy Bransfield's precious metal pendant. Two delicate layers amplify the warmth of each token: A loose, 22 karat gold-plated cross loops gracefully over a silver tag, engraved with words to live by: Let Go And Let God A subtle and touching way to open your heart and bolster your faith. Wear this pendant...More at UncommonGoods
Handmade from the remnants of broken glass that artist Kathleen Plate has leftover from her other creations, these beautiful double glass necklaces will add subtle color and the simple elegance to any outfit. Choose from clear (Coca-Cola bottles) and green (water bottles) or two pieces of teal (wine bottles) on a sterling silver chain. Handmade in Georgia.Due to the recycled nature, each...More at UncommonGoods
Children are the anchors that hold a mother to life." Beautifully written nearly 2,500 years ago by Sophocles, an ancient Greek playwright, the truth of his words has held fast throughout the millenniums. Showcase Sophocles' wisdom and your love for your children with this chic, handmade necklace. Designed by Kathy Bransfield, the words are etched into a sterling silver pendant,...More at UncommonGoods
This intrepid wrap bracelet combines youthful energy with a courageous, save-the-world attitude. The unisex bracelet features a metal "coin" that was hand cast from reclaimed scrap aluminum by artisans in Laos. The charm is laced onto a long, waxed cord that you secure in place by wrapping it around your wrist several times, creating a unique look. The...More at UncommonGoods
Let this sweet little bird perch on your finger and bring springtime cheer no matter what the season. Handmade of recycled sterling silver by North Carolina artist Rhonda & Elijah Wyman. Available in sizes 6, 7 and 8.Rings are made of oxidized silver and may appear darker than pictured. Click here to view Ring & Belt Sizing Chart.Click here to view information about our jewelry bags. More at UncommonGoods
Wear this warm reminder by Kathy Bransfield as a beautiful token of your faith in love. Spirituality takes a gorgeous turn in a loose, 22 karat gold-plated heart layered over a sterling silver token, engraved with words to live by: Let All That You Do Be Done In Love. Let your love shine everyday, in every way, with this elegant reminder. Handmade in California. Click here to view information...More at UncommonGoods
When the armies of ancient Greece went into battle, they were accompanied by the goddess Nike. Her name literally means Victory, and she would fly around the battlefield rewarding feats of courage and heroic sacrifice. Mary Steratore's divine necklace is a dramatic tribute to the heroic acts of modern, daily life. The sculptural silver pendant depicts Nike in flight, with flowing dress...More at UncommonGoods
Polish-born jeweler Ashka Dymel lets her background in geometry, modular design, and architecture inform the aesthetic of her uniquely painterly jewelry. In all of her elegant pieces, translucent, semi-precious gems are arranged carefully like still pools of paint on an artist's palette. Like a proper painting, she frames each tender artwork in swirled, coiled, or boxed strips of sterling...More at UncommonGoods
The nest best thing to nuzzling with your brood, this sweet and symbolic Parent Nestling Necklace keeps family unity on a string. Symbolic silhouettes of lovebirds and their baby birds perch on collarbones to celebrate your clan with subtlety and style. Handmade of oxidized, recycled sterling silver by artists Rhonda & Elijah Wyman. Features a wide branch and sturdy leaf connectors...More at UncommonGoods
If you're going to give jewelry, try these modern, fun, sexy "screw" earrings for guys or girls. Designed in sterling silver, LeeAnn Herreid's accesories are replicas of the Phillips head screw. Handmade in Rhode Island. Click here to view information about our jewelry bags. Artist card included. More at UncommonGoods
Seize the day with a wearable sundial modeled after the ancient timepiece given to King Henry II by Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152. Gifted to the king as a tool for gauging when to return from the hunt in time for their secret trysts, it's said that Henry made a replica encrusted with diamonds spelling "carpe diem" for his beloved Eleanor. An exacting sundial that accurately...More at UncommonGoods
Let these handmade silk and beaded bracelets bring you peace, prosperity, and happiness. Each bracelet showcases 3 sets of gold and silver-plated brass beads that are beaded in multiples of 18, the number that represents Chai, meaning "life" in Hebrew. Each wrap of this elegant bracelet adds another "Chai," in the Jewish tradition of giving in series...More at UncommonGoods
Embrace what the future holds when you wear this sterling silver necklace. The garnet gem delivers courage while the smokey quartz helps you to stay calm and focus on your dreams, and the iolite keeps you in the present moment. This necklace makes a sweet and special keepsake for someone entering exciting uncharted waters. Comes with a card detailing the meaning behind each stone and charm....More at UncommonGoods
I have always loved jellyfish - watching them gracefully pulse through the ocean is incredible." - Catherine Weitzman Enchanting and unexpected, this elegant recycled sterling silver jellyfish is hand cast from a tiny sea urchin shell and accented by a cluster of 23 tranquil apatite stones. Handmade in Hawaii by artist Catherine Weitzman. Click here to view information about our...More at UncommonGoods
Sometimes a deep breath is all you need to regroup and re-energize. But for those days when you need a friendly reminder, wear Yayoi Inada's grounding pendant, conveniently etched with those magic words: "calm down". Made for those who are just a little too busy, who forget to relax and enjoy the simpler things. After all, you can't stop and smell the roses if you're running...More at UncommonGoods
Margaret Dorfman captures a bold, sunlit energy in this vibrant, shimmering cuff. The brilliant circles of color are not merely polka dots, but are actually slices of fresh Carrot, Zucchini and Gold Beet. Those unusual materials are cured, pressed, aged and dried into a thin sheet. The sheet is then fused to a copper cuff that shines through the parchment, producing a lovely glow. Handmade...More at UncommonGoods
These modern incarnations of 19th-century symbols provide both a glimpse inward and back in time. After unearthing a box of 19th-century wax seals at an estate sale, self-taught jewelers Wade Papin and Danielle Wilmore gave their fortuitous finds permanence by casting each symbolic insignia in reclaimed sterling silver. Out of their small, Vancouver atelier, the duo recreates their heraldic...More at UncommonGoods
This eye-catching wooden cuff weaves together contemporary style with a respect for the natural world. The interlocking bands get their distinct colors not from artificial dyes or paint, but from the varieties of wood that are used: Hickory and African Rosewood. The bracelets flex to slide onto your wrist, and naturally relax with the warmth of your body to provide the perfect fit. The...More at UncommonGoods
Simple yet touching, this handmade necklace offers a lovely reminder to believe in yourself and to remember that that's exactly who your true friends want you to be. Designed by Kathy Bransfield, the lovely, 22K gold-plated brass cut out of a series of petals beautifully frame the inspirational phrase: Remember who you are. Handmade in Southern California. Click here to view information...More at UncommonGoods
Carry a piece of sun, sand and surf wherever you go with Holly Daniels Christensen's beachy pendants, handmade from sand gathered from over 1,000 shorelines around the world. Organic and utterly modern, Holly sets textured mounds of sand from your favorite sunny spots in sterling silver bezels sealed with resin. A sculptural and unique way to keep summer vacation memories close. Product...More at UncommonGoods
