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Piano Keys Necklace
(11 December 2007) - Browsing through the new Norwegian online store Hunting Lodge, we came across this Piano Keys Necklace by the illustrious British label Tatty Devine. Pop, surreal and referencing the classic '80s piano key tie, what's not to love about it? While we admittedly have a penchant for such statement-making neck pieces, usually wearing it is another story. In this case we think it would be...
This Charming Man
(07 December 2007) - Melbourne-based jewelry designer Edward Janssen is the man behind This Charming Man, an offbeat line of bracelets, rings and necklaces that toe an odd line between sinister and food-centric visual puns. Looking to stand out from the status quo, fans of This Charming Man can choose from a host of eclectic pieces including the infamous bear trap necklace charm (below right), the skull/love ring...
Sniffanys
(06 December 2007) - So, you're in love with your dog? Prove it, with what can only be described as doggy designer couture. Created by Australian Southern Highlands artisan Trudy Heathwood, Sniffanys feature sterling silver clasps and are bespoke dog collars made from precious metals, semi-precious gemstones and Swarovski crystals. Heathwood had the grand idea of creating such canine couture when she was struck down by illness and...
Bijules Golden Serpent Nail Rings
(03 December 2007) - These golden serpent nail rings are the latest creation from New York-based jewelry designer Bijules. Part of the "Serpensive" collection the nail rings are available as a set or individually and can be adjusted for a custom fit. To get grillz for your nailz visit Bijules NYC Also on Cool Hunting: Bijules Black Diamond Bar Ring and Format Magazine #12 ...
CompleteTechnique Jewlery
(22 October 2007) - Brooklyn's CompleteTechnique recently unveiled a line of jewelry pieces that take the aesthetic of urban audio to a new level. New to the collection, the range of iPod shaped pendants, or for a more classic look, Sony Walkman cassette players, elevate devices to objects of adulation. These aural accouterments are a natural accessory for anyone interested in music. With each piece melded from 18k...
Speckled Quail Egg Necklace
(19 October 2007) - I think I might like Stephanie Simek's latest creation even more than her Tammy Faye Eyelash necklace previously featured on Cool Hunting. Yet another eerily unusual necklace, this time she makes the pendant using an actual quail egg, which she purchases from a woman who raises quails in her backyard in Texas. Varying slightly in size but approximately 1", the entire shell is reinforced...
Wood at the 2007 London Design Festival
(02 October 2007) - The recent revival of natural aesthetics continued at all the shows during the London Design Festival, highlighting the new awareness of eco-friendly design. Whether in floral patterns, organic forms or just in materials, the environment was clearly an inspiration and wood was everywhere. Here are five of our favorites. The "Made in Denmark" stand at 100% Futures was one of the highlights at the...
Lola&Bailey
(02 October 2007) - With stockists all over Australia as well as a sprinkling in the States and New Zealand, Sydney's Lola&Bailey is rapidly gaining cult status for eclectic, off-beat and charming jewelery that merges old-fashioned femininity with modern detailing. With collection names like "When Lola Met Bailey" and "The First Kiss" the label injects a sense of romance into every outfit, conjuring up images of whimsical lovers...
Blackbird: Seattle Men's Shop
(25 September 2007) - In recent years, Ballard has become a destination Seattle neighborhood for those in the know, thanks to Scandinavian industrial charm, a few new bars, restaurants, a gallery, music stores and boutiques—including the standout men's clothing boutique, Blackbird. With a good selection of the labels we know and love, some of the more obscure and lesser-known brands, like the Italian shoemaker Marsèll, put the two-year...
Three Jewelry Designers from London Fashion Week
(20 September 2007) - Walking around the accessories section of the London Fashion Week show over the last few days, a noticeable trend of delicate jewelery caught our attention. With long chains, floating butterflies, intricately wrought wood and metal, beautiful combinations of materials and ethereal detailing, each piece seemed to have a romantic story of its own, as though they were born from fairytales. Known for her wonderful...
Lanyard Necklaces
(30 August 2007) - Neon plastic lanyard evokes a summer camp nostalgia when counselors schooled us in the art of kitsch key-chains and friendship bracelets. But in the hands of Philip O'Sullivan, the designer of an innovative new jewelry line, these notions of yesteryear are all but a memory. Made from hiking rope, which is crafted into beautifully intricate knots and finished with gunmetal hardware, each piece is...
Peace Under Fire Jewelry
(16 August 2007) - DUMBO-based designer Brian Crumley's jewelry collection, "Peace Under Fire," was inspired by the "futility of the peace sign," as well as "a reaction to the glamorization and ubiquity of guns, knives, and the such in our culture," he says. Hence, the "Knot a Rifle" pin he created as a part of the latest five-piece collection. Made from sterling with gunmetal plating, the subtle embellishments...
The Tammy Faye Necklace
(16 August 2007) - An homage to the world's most well-known mascara user, Portland artist/designer Stephanie Simek's Tammy Faye Necklace uses real human hair and sterling silver. It's an unusual and delicate piece of jewelry that, alternatively, has the calm look of sleep. Versions with freshwater pearls (pictured) or beads suggest faux tears, lending an emo feel. Available from artez'n starting at $30. You can also contact the...
Tobias Wistisen Shrunken Heads Necklace
(03 August 2007) - Creepy, beautiful and cute, these necklaces by Danish designer Tobias Wistisen feature silver mini shrunken heads. Their mix of highly detailed garish features (like the stitches over the mouth) and hair made from delicate silver chains makes for an unusual accessory that's tough to categorize. We recommend the many-headed version for rockstars or review mirrors, but the single pendant works for a more subtle...
Chronicles of Never
(25 July 2007) - Gareth Moody is a name likely to trigger the memory for his part in fashion's bad boy trio, Tsubi. A few years on and a few years older this Sydney-based designer has sought beauty and creative satisfaction in the guise of a new men's and women's clothing, footwear and accessories label Chronicles of Never (CON). Sleek, sharp and striking, CON fuses industrial materials with...
Lisa Levine Catch the Sun Jewelry
(19 July 2007) - Refinery29 Shops offers up their latest collaboration, "Catch the Sun," an exclusive, limited-edition collection of jewelry by Lisa Levine. Levine's Mexican-inspired designs combine vibrant hand beading with her signature chain metal work to create woven earrings, pendants, and chains that are sure to inspire sun worship. We particularly like the crescent-shaped "Harvest Moon Pendant" (pictured right) that looks like something a hippie mom would...
Black Sheep & Prodigal Sons x BBlessing Limited-Edition Necklaces
(19 July 2007) - For jewelry designer Derek Cruz, of Black Sheep & Prodigal Sons, vintage ivory piano keys proved the perfect canvas for his latest collection: a limited-edition line of necklaces made exclusively for BBlessing in New York. The collection is creating quite a buzz—there are 15 necklaces in total; five different designs, three of each design. The five intricately sketched designs tell the story of a...
Lucy Miller Beaded Chain-Link Necklace
(10 July 2007) - Made by English knitwear designer Lucy Miller, we found these hand-tied beaded necklaces at The Rise + Fall store. (Miller's line is among the small collection of goods there that's not from their house label.) We love the way Miller simultaneously reinvents both traditional beadwork and chains for a necklace that's neither too hippie nor too fake bling. (Click image for detail.) "They're really...
Alex Palma Jewelry
(06 June 2007) - To call jewelry designer Alex Palma prolific seems like an understatement when you take a look at his Fotolog, which he updates almost regularly with the most current of his work. Every day it's a different piece, an exhibit of sophisticated artistry concocted from a jumble of materials that he says comes together to imitate the perfect harmony of color, shapes and proportions found...
Nikolai Rose Ties
(06 June 2007) - Designed by two twenty year-old New York boys, Nikolai Rose looks extremely promising with their first collection of neckties and jewelry. The ties are beautifully styled with completely original designs made of 100% silk in New York City. Classically cut, the designs are modern and youthful yet as easily worn in a casual setting as with a suit. Their first run consists of six...
Sarah Graham Metalsmithing
(05 June 2007) - A rising star on the jewelry scene, Sarah Graham's medium is precious metals and jewels. The rings are what caught our attention so it's not surprising that Graham herself reports them as some of her most popular work and they're "collected fanatically!" Looking at the individual pieces it's not in the least surprising that the California artist reports drawing inspiration from works of antiquity...
Auto Wedding Bands
(21 May 2007) - Having already become a haven for unconventional jewelry designers and funky wearable arts, the shop Auto has commissioned 15 of their favorite jewelers to re–envision the commitment ring. Running the gamut from more classic diamond bands to coiled mythical serpents with diamond eyes, designers including Philip Crangi, St. Kilda, Hannah Clark, and Auto have crafted pieces for just about any soulmates–to–be. And with the...
In God We Trust Boutique
(16 May 2007) - SoHo's latest additon, In God We Trust, opened 1 May 2007, and perfectly translates the curiosity/antique shop essence of its Brooklyn predecessor. Closet-like racks bear clothes and accessories by Ritten House, Shennan, Kristen Coates, Beard and Bangs, Harvey Hats, M. Carter, and Shara Porter—designers with a homespun aesthetic much like the In God We Trust label. And as for the much–loved In God We...
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