This is an item made by a new Fernseed designer, Aaron, who was supposed to create lamps, but instead, he brought these glamorous extra long lariats. Necklaces can be worn individually or together. One is gold-toned and the other is shiny black. $18 each.

New Watchband Rings made by Aaron. These were originally watch bands unwanted because people throw away watches when they run out of battery power. We decided to convert the bands into fashion rings instead. Stretchy so they fit almost all. Stainless steel. A very popular product at Fernseed. $24

FYI: Rings photographed on Console Organizer Table surface.

Wooden elephant earrings by Tracey Bell-Gordon. Made from retained and reclaimed materials. Super, super cute! $20

*Asian Elephants are endangered.

From designer Kristi Holohan, these earrings were created using found, salvaged and remnant materials. Posts are new. Made in Oakland. $22

The sheep swivels in a vintage purse buckle topped with a reclaimed stone bead. The dragon sits happily on a reclaimed vintage mah jong game piece. Both are strung on reclaimed leather cords. Designed by David Thorp of Oakland. $36

Necklaces on adjustable leather cord created using unwanted hippie earrings... (And single earrings.) Designed and hand-made in the Dimond District, Oakland, by David Thorp. $24

New jewelry from Dimond District jewelry designer David Thorpe, one of the best creative thinking artists I know. How to use an old sterling belt buckle? How about using the four corners and create four handsome charmed necklaces that work for men or women. Hand-created. Suspended on thin leather cords with adjustable knots. $24

New jewelry line by J.Fein Designs of the Bay Area now at Fernseed. Hand-carved reclaimed wooden rings with reclaimed vintage jewelry pieces. Awesome work. $25-$55.