Silver rings by Mikala Mortensen.

The Carrotbox has the most amazing selection of non-metal rings I have ever seen. I love big, chunky rings because I think they really accent a simple outfit. The site also offers some interesting facts about non-metal jewelry, and features an incredible blog.

If you have no room left to store all your rings after going nuts at The Carrotbox, here’s a cool option from Duende:

I love the color and shape of this ring. It is available at MoMA and is made of Venetian Murano glass.

These are some very unique silk pillows from 2Jane. I just love this idea – a marriage between clean, dainty patterns and icky insects. 2Jane also has this necklace that had me drooling:

Me&Ro has a large selection of gold and silver jewelry, but it’s the shape and flatness of many of their pieces that really appeals to me. I’m mostly a ring person, so I love the two rings pictured above. What I like most about these pieces is that they can really stand out when paired with a simple outfit.

Create your own necklace or bracelet with this magnetic jewelry from Ever-Together Designs. You can buy one piece and then purtchase extra sets to customize it and make it your own. I’d just be worried all day that it would fall apart.

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The Nauti-less Ring, available through De De Ce is so super cool. It’s made of glass, and flows and twists so smoothly. I’m the kind of gal who wears one or two key pieces of jewelry with something plain so that there is only one focus. This ring would be one of those pieces.

The first in this collection, the Soyara collection is made of mirror polished stainless steel and titanium. The bracelets and rings are available from Unica Home. Designed by Arik Levy, the design ebbs and flows gracefully and simply, winding like a spring. Click here for sizing information or see more designs from Arik Levy at Unica.

Konzuk has some really neat concrete, powder-coated and stainless steel, and platinum jewelry. They make some beautiful diamond jewelry too, including engagement-type rings for the modern girl.

I don’t wear a lot of jewelry, but when I do, I like to wear a piece that is stylish, simple, yet unique. Alex + Chloe design some super pieces, such as these antler charms: