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Eco Jewelry

Chic Recycled Paper Jewelry by Sandra Di Giacinto

Who knew that paper could create such beautiful and surprisingly durable jewelry? Italian designer and sculpture artist Sandra Di Giacinto has turned her fascination with recycled materials into a collection of colorful, lightweight, incredibly unique adornments that are hand-made in limited editions.
Di Giacinto’s work speaks to the versatility and potential of recycled materials – they [...]

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Twisted Jewelry Made from Recycled Forks

Who would have thought that old, used forks could be used to create things that are so beautiful? Dr. Gus transforms unwanted silver-plated forks into one-of-a-kind pendants – like those spoon rings that were popular in the ‘90s, only cooler.
Some feature tines that have been delicately bent and twisted to achieve unique shapes, while others [...]

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Colorful Eco Jewelry Made from Recycled Skateboards

There are many interesting ways to recycle skateboards, but we’ve never seen them turned into hip, colorful jewelry before now. Jewelry designer Lindsay Jo Holmes turns old, worn out skateboards into earrings and bracelets that retain the colors and designs of the recycled boards.
From BTC Elements:
Lindsay Jo Holmes hand-makes these stylish earrings out of the [...]

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Figs and Ginger, Whimsical Eco-Friendly Jewelry

Eco-friendly jewelry makers Figs and Ginger, a husband-and-wife team based in Asheville, North Carolina, produce some of the cutest earrings, necklaces, rings and brooches you’ve ever seen. Creativity clearly comes easily to Rhonda and Elijah Wyman, who create Figs and Ginger jewelry from a minimum of 50% recycled/reclaimed silver and gold in their backyard studio.

Inspired [...]

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Recycled, Eco-Friendly Simply Wood Rings

Wood from an old baseball bat, no longer suitable for the sport, given new life as a pair of beautiful wedding rings.  Now that’s upcycling.  Jewelry maker Gustav Reyes takes salvaged wood and transforms it into rings with names like “A tree grows in Brooklyn” and “no beginning or end”.  Designs include a walnut and [...]

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