"Jewelry for Your Home."

The Swing Necklace by Johanna Richter is the perfectly eccentric extra seat. Who doesn't want to swing on a giant's string of pearls [made of beechwood or wool felt]?



It can be yours for only $1600, probably cheaper than a real (and much smaller) pearl necklace!

(via The Designer Pad)

Literate Bling

"Each piece is impossible to replicate, and is unique to the wearer. The beauty of the jewels extends within the piece: text and images pass all the way though the object, only exposed at the surfaces – giving a tantalising glimpse of the book within."

by Jeremy May
(via The Daily What via Little Fly)

Body Garden.

Check out this sweet wearable plant I found on HAF!

"a clash of jewelry and gardening; couture and organism."

I first saw the idea of "Living Jewelry" on etsy a few months back BWM (Before Web Morsles), and my green thumb is itching to own one of these fellas, especially the top left pic (a scary 150 Euros) and the terrarium below (by Hollyrocks for only $10).



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One of a kind wedding bands.

I first saw these on Offbeat Bride and fell in love with them! These one of a kind (ha, get it? because no two fingerprints are the same? insert cheesy smile) rings are made by Brent and Jessica Williams and sold in their etsy shop fabuluster. The idea is to put your print on your partner's ring (aww... feel free to have a nice romantic sigh at any moment)

They make more then just rings (including custom dog nose prints!) so you should go check out their shop!