Materials include found materials, silver wire, glass, polymer clay, beads, and shells, and are used to craft jewelry and figurines.

Francesca Lopez crafts jewelry with semi-precious gemstones, freshwater pearls, silver, leather and glass.

Alice Menter, a Bristol UK based independent jeweller weaves suede and silver plated nuts and washers into her pieces.

Mixed media jewelry of watercolor and rice paper, embellished with wire, beads and crystals.

Handmade earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and hairclips created from vintage beads, antique findings, colorful crystals, turquoise, and tableware.

Real insects and found objects transformed into jewelry by Charlie Hines.

Jewelry and landscape and sacred altarpieces by Bobby Wells, fashioned from polymer clay, gold leaf, and semi-precious stones.

Contemporary, abstract art influenced jewelry by New York designer Cara Markowitz, using geometric beads and feathers.

Polyester resin rings and necklaces from a Swedish designer featuring animals, symbols, sea shells and dead insects.

Handmade brooches, barrettes and treasure boxes made with antique tin types, vintage watch dials, beads and crystals.

Handmade jewelry made from unconventional materials such as melted record cuffs, guitar picks, and seed beads. Also offers glass fridge magnets, CD holders, and bowls made from slumped vinyl records.

Modern jewelry by Melissa Kamm includes wire wrapping, Swarovski crystals, and rubber.

Curled nylon wire, feathers and crystals are used to create lightweight collar or cuff-like jewelry for special occasions.

Marcy Hall and Susan Myers handcraft jewelry with lampwork beads, sterling silver, wirework, Swarovski crystals, and gemstones.

Contemporary jewelry featuring free-form gemstones and fossils by Marv Dahmen.

Handcrafted necklaces, earrings and bracelets.

Specializing in mother-of-pearl, natural shell and glass bead jewelry.

Lynn Julian specialzes in velvet chokers with cameos.

Jewely featuring watercolors that are coated with high-gloss polymer, by Jeri Lynn Hoover.