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Everyone likes to be unique. Wanting to be unique, however, does not mean you have to be eccentric or outlandish!

For instance, I own two particular necklaces that I am complimented on every time I wear them. One piece is a simple sterling silver hibiscus charm my husband bought for me on our honeymoon in Hawaii. The other is a corded necklace randomly beaded with different wood beads; some round, some oval; some natural wood colored and some metallic, some colorful. Either of these necklaces will match with anything I own and I wear them all the time.

My simple hibiscus pendant is not so much a unique piece—at least I didn’t think it was. Apparently here on the mainland it’s a treat for the gazing eye. The wood beaded necklace, however, is colorful, unique and always makes for a great conversation starter.

Unique jewelry is all the rage today. From funky rings to mysterious necklaces and even hair jewelry, the fashionista is on the lookout for something different. In my recent jewelry news combing, I read of one Maine man who creates jewelry from muscles (from the ocean—the kinds that come in shells; I’m not backing any bizarre fashions here!), which are first polished and then wrapped in a sterling silver bezel with a nickel backing. Certainly unique!

I own two particular necklaces that I am complimented on every time I wear them. One piece is a simple sterling silver hibiscus charm my husband bought for me on our honeymoon in Hawaii. The other is a corded necklace randomly beaded with different wood beads; some round, some oval; some natural wood colored and some metallic and colorful. Either of these necklaces will match with anything I own and I wear them all the time.

My simple hibiscus pendant is not so much a unique piece—at least I didn’t think it was. Apparently here on the mainland it’s a treat for the gazing eye. The wood beaded necklace, however is colorful and unique and always makes for a great conversation starter.

Unique jewelry is all the rage today. From funky rings to mysterious necklaces and even hair jewelry, the fashionista is on the lookout for something different. In my recent jewelry news combing, I read of one Maine man who creates jewelry from muscles, which are first polished and then wrapped in a sterling silver bezel with a nickel backing. Check our auctions for something unique. With new auctions every five seconds, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for!

I own two particular necklaces that I am complimented on every time I wear them. One piece is a simple sterling silver hibiscus charm my husband bought for me on our honeymoon in Hawaii. The other is a corded necklace randomly beaded with different wood beads; some round, some oval; some natural wood colored and some metallic and colorful. Either of these necklaces will match with anything I own and I wear them all the time.

My simple hibiscus pendant is not so much a unique piece—at least I didn’t think it was. Apparently here on the mainland it’s a treat for the gazing eye. The wood beaded necklace, however is colorful and unique and always makes for a great conversation starter.

Unique jewelry is all the rage today. From funky rings to mysterious necklaces and even hair jewelry, the fashionista is on the lookout for something different. In my recent jewelry news combing, I read of one Maine man who creates jewelry from muscles, which are first polished and then wrapped in a sterling silver bezel with a nickel backing. Check our auctions for something unique. With new auctions every five seconds, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for!

I have two particular necklaces that I am complimented on every time I wear them. One piece is a simple sterling silver hibiscus charm my husband bought for me on our honeymoon in Hawaii. The other is a corded necklace randomly beaded with different wood beads; some round, some oval; some natural wood colored and some metallic and colorful. Either of these necklaces will match with anything I own and I wear them all the time.

The hibiscus is not so much a unique piece—at least I didn’t think it was. Apparently here on the mainland it’s a treat for the gazing eye. The wood beaded necklace, however (given to me as a birthday gift from a friend) is very unique and always makes for a great conversation starter.

Unique jewelry is all the rage today. From funky rings to mysterious necklaces and even hair jewelry, the fashionista is on the lookout for something different. In my recent jewelry news combing, I read of one Maine man who creates jewelry from muscles, which are first polished and then wrapped in a sterling silver bezel with a nickel backing. Check our auctions for something unique. With new auctions every five seconds, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for!

Leave it to Jacob & Co. to create such funky watches! Or should we call this art? It’s certainly not your run-of-the-mill wristwatch and is guaranteed to turn heads.

From the description of this auction we read, “This is one of the most creative timepieces created by Jacob and Co, designed with quality and craftsmanship. Exquisite creations exhibit sophistication, stunning features and Cutting Edge, ultimate in luxury with both intrinsic and experiential value. This incredible timepiece is available in limited editions offered in different variety of metals including stainless and platinum, and well as white, rose and yellow gold.”

If you’re on the lookout for a unique, limited edition watch—look no further than Jacob & Co. Their collection, featured almost daily in our auctions, is artsy and full of interesting curves and striking colors.

Check our online auctions today for more creations of the out-of-the-box thinkers at Jacob & Co.

No,this is perfectly legal. But it does look like it might be worn for some obscure ritual. Silver chains and knit mesh conspire to make this necklace the most unique piece in anybody’s jewelry box.

“With a ball of clay and some copper wire, Laura East realized she had found her niche. Laura’s journey with jewelry design began nearly ten years ago, and has been an ongoing adventure.

Laura East’s designs are a functional blend of art and style - a refreshing alternative to mass production. Constantly on the hunt for new components and ideas, Laura creates pieces that command attention….

Laura believes that every woman is unique, and that her style should reflect that. Making each piece diligently by hand, Laura’s desire is that every woman wearing her jewelry will feel special knowing she’s wearing a one-of-a-kind piece of art.”
starsandinfinitedarkness.com

What a conversation piece! Which is exactly what unique jewelry does;it tells a story. There is no doubt that you can find your own unique expression by browsing through our extensive selections of rings, necklaces, and bracelets in on our online jewelry auction.

As frequently noted here, the trend towards honoring Mother Nature with nature like jewelry is producing some unique jewelry innovations. Here we see actual petals from the hydrangea pressed into sterling silver.

“Beautiful and intricate, Elizabeth Scott’s jewelry is actually made from real hydrangea petals which are pressed into sterling silver. Tiny impressions are cut out and given an oxidized and brushed finish.”
cuteable.com

We also honor Mother Nature here at Bidz.com and you can find many exciting examples of nature’s jewels in our online auction selection.

Elizabeth Taylor has become as famous for her jewelry as she is for her fabled acting achievements. Pictured here is her Daisy Suite of jewels.

“The House of Taylor Jewelry, whose principal shareholders include Dame Elizabeth Taylor and the Kathy Ireland brand, presents its Red Carpet Collection, which was designed by the diva of the silver screen.

In these pre-Oscar days, Elizabeth Taylor is displaying seven unique jewelry suites guaranteed to sparkle under the spotlight.

Among the sparkling jewelry suites is the Daisy necklace (see picture) and its matching ear”rings set with yellow sapphires, emeralds and diamonds.
from elizabeth taylor news