s e x y - j o n e s

Four times British Fashion Council New Gen award winner Dominic Jones has just been named Elle magazine's Accessories Designer of the year for his latest collection in early 2011. What a sexy campaign!

Photo credit: Dominic Jones

h a r l o w - a r r o w s

I was browsing The Trend Boutique, an online shopping site, when I discovered these Harlow arrows. Nicole Richie's new House of Harlow collection of arrows are just too adorable to miss. Its' simplicity and minimal ethnic details prove that less is more. I have always been a big fan of mixing silver and gold accessories together which makes these gold plated, silver and rose gold arrows perfect.

Photo credit: The Trend Boutique

v i n t ä n g

 "Reach Higher"

 

"LOVE"

"Be Together"

Swedish jewelry designer Emma Vintäng gives us a unique and very dreamy line. I love the photography and the soft pastel color pallet that is captured in these images.

Photo credit: Vintäng Jewelry Factory

c o n c r e t e - 2 2

22 Design Studio was founded by, Sean Yu and Yi-ting Cheng, two Taiwanese students who studied industrial design at the National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan. They use raw materials such as cement and stainless steel to create jewelry rings inspired by urban architecture.

Photo credit: 22 Design Studio

f a l l o n

 

Dana Lorenz was not satisfied with one rocking jewelry line, she had to make another one! After the success of FENTON, comes a lower priced line called FALLON. Aesthetically as cool and as eye gripping. She also opened up a flagship store of FENTON/FALLON in Freeman Alley on the Lower East Side of NYC in September 2009. I've made a mental note to check it out the next time I step foot in the Big Apple.

Photo credit: Fallon

f e n t o n

Having worked with the likes of Gucci and Donna Karan, Jewelry designer, Dana Lorenz launched her luxury accessory and jewelry collection FENTON in 2005. The elements used in her designs meshes unexpectedly well together to portray a sense of fantasy. Gotta love the inspired combination of godlike jewelry and pop culture. All of her jewelry screams attention and it has proven worthy of it. There are so many special pieces, I had such a hard time choosing the ones I wanted to post.

Photo credit: Fenton

f l o a t i n g - r i n g s

I came across this last month and was charmed by these rings. Erin Wahed is a photographer turned jewelry designer and Bandes des Quatres is the name to remember. The vision of her debut collection derived from the Bauhaus style of modern architecture and is named after legendary architects of simplicity in design. Pretty awesome! I love seeing the rings hover across the top of the fingers and how optical illusion can influence fashion.

Photo credit: Bandes des Quatres