Show some city pride and keep your home close to your heart. Each necklace hand-lettered, in stainless steel or 24k gold-dipped. Cities currently featured: New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and Seattle.

The Calligraphy Necklace by Brevity - each custom necklace is hand lettered by calligrapher Crystal Kluge, creating a one-of-a-kind necklace as unique as the wearer.

A new necklace by Brevity - the Beecomb necklace.

MaxMara’s Cube coat - a reversible, convertible, collapsible Siberian goose-down puffer that folds up into a zippered tote.

Brevity launches a new collection called Lines, which was inspired by Native American symbols and the simple elegance of a line.

Nice looking Dry Dopp Kit from Jack Spade for all of your toiletries. Made out of tarpaulin for water resistance and maximum durability, with a screened exterior address label.

One dress for one year - "Think of it as wearing a daily uniform with enough creative license to make it look like I just crawled out of the Marquis de Sade's boudoir."

Kenji Miyazaki's EAT wallet for Erect - helps keep the environment clean by providing portable storage space your cigarette butts, until you can dispose of them permanently in a garbage can.

Laura Lobdell's Free Bird necklace - randomly inspired by a "free-spirit who plays with matches, knows Rome and eats candy". Available in sterling silver and in gold.

Quirky jewelry by Natural Historie - love this cloisonne deer on a strand of pearls.

Jahyun Rita Baek uses cut acrylic to topographically create geometric forms. Really beautiful work!

Betty Pepper creates jewelry from the pages of a book.

Some interesting "jewelry" by Jo Cope - the 'Non-collar' is designed to create the illusion of formality and conformity. 'Hand-bag' creates a visual extension to the arm when held.

Yes, please! Miju's Wing and Prayer necklace in black acrylic with a bronze-color chain.

Amazing jewelry by Anthony Roussel, who laser cuts and then layers sculptural jewelry pieces.

Simple, sculptural Architectonic rings by Mayza João.

Beautiful product by Dior Homme.

Gwendolyn Huskens' super awesome Medic Esthetic footwear - inspired by and made out of medical supplies such as synthetic plaster, bandages, stainless steel and band-aids.

New white and gold geometric necklaces at Brevity.

Kate Broughton has a sweet line of felt animal brooches.

Gorgeous, conceptual fashion photography by Phillip Toledano.

I'm loving Andy Velgos' Ring Studies - some very conceptual and amazing pieces to be found.

Véra Nováková creates metal jewelry with an organic feel - fingerprints, wood grains, etc are imprinted into her pieces.

Husam el Odeh makes some really gorgeous, unique jewelry. Watch bracelet, above.

Love the patterns on Salvor Projects' wool scarves.

Frida Jeppsson’s Brilliant ring for the Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Awards. I love the ridiculous size and the way it references both a diamond and a cocktail glass.

Pretty glass jewelry from Sci-Fi.

Mctega is the result of a collaboration between two scientists who use industrial chemistry mass production techniques on a much smaller scale to create one of a kind pieces of jewelry.

Zoë Newsome interprets the natural into beautiful, wireframe jewelry.

Anna Schmid's gorgeous wooden ring. I love the grain.

Macrame necklaces by Small Town.

Dapple Grey's new One Trick Pony line of jewelry - with clever integration of the chain into the design!

Lorena Barrezueta just launched a new porcelain line of jewelry - Listen Lady. Similar to her dinnerware line, Listen Lady takes iconic accessories and reworks them into the more precious material of porcelain.

Nat-2's transforming shoe - an interesting idea, although I think the aesthetics of the shoes themselves could use some work.

Gorgeous, limited edition, leather wallets from Makr.

Transforming accessories by Bernadette Deddens.

Graphic, acrylic jewelry from Paraphernalia. Made from vintage images, this is not your grandma's jewelry.