Gucci partners with the Recording Academyto launch a Gramm’s special edition watch and jewelry collection,  designed by Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini.”The i-Gucci,  features two discreet digital hands revealing local time,  double-layout digital display features a special tag celebrating the Grammy’s partnership. The yellow PVD stainless-steel case is complemented by a wide, black or white rubber strap that sports both the Grammy and Gucci logos.” For more info go here.

Eden Jewellery is a new line of accessories whose intent is to contrast  ethereal bliss and darkness with a little hint of rock and roll.While their website is under way we picked a few of our faves to give you a peek.More on the flip.Available at shopsineny.

Karla Fox is the jewellery designer behind this beauty, the Bullet ring! The detail that has gone into this is genius- the bullets actually rotate! I am in love with it, but at $1,950 it  is quite pricey. There is also a sterling silver version priced at $495. Visit Karla’s site to view her other collections!ZJK

Cornelia Webb won us over with her amazing “Dressed” jewellery collection which takes the body jewellery trend we’ve seen into stunningly sexy extremes.  From arm chains to shoulder chains and garter chains, I kind of lost my breath looking at the collection.  A rare instance where  getting all chained up  is actually appealing.  See what the fuss is all about on the next page. Images courtesy of Cornelia Webb.

There are a slew of trade shows going on in New York City right now and yesterday we stopped by Capsule, which highlights up-and-coming brands with an edge, a look which is right up our alley.  First stop was A Peace Treaty, who we love and whose scarves we have featured repeatedly. What you’re looking at on this page is its second jewellery collection and it couldn’t be more pitch perfect for right now…the right balance of exotic, earthy and yet still very fierce. Extreme luv, needless to say. More images of necklaces and bracelets after the flip.

Claire Naa  and Arnaud Soulignac  are the French duo behind Origami jewellery, amazing creations, inspired by Japanese origami. Having started off making origami pendants from paper and thread, their designs are now made in precious metals. My favourite has to be the Pegasus necklace (above)! They’re sold all over Europe as well as the Middle  East and Japan. Visit the site to view the whole collection! Our faves on the flip. ZJK.

Pamela Love is known for her outlandish, raw and edgy jewellery and she has kept up her notoriously high standards with her Spring 2011 collection. Taking inspiration from indigenous tribes of Africa and India the collection concentrates on minimalism with structure and form. Each piece is a bold statement sure to liven up any outfit as well as doubling up as a weapon (in self defence of course!) Photos by: Ryan Koopmans, via Refinery29.AK.

As a preview to her upcoming collection enjoy a look at Melody Ehsani’s latest “Armor -Dillo” rings in  tones of gold, silver and gunmetal. A side view on the next page.

Asha Kamal Modi created Art Karat in 1988 when the concept of designer jewellery was unheard of in India. Her collections range from the simple and sleek to the super adorned like the latest Maharaja collection .I would love to say that I can cling to that sleek , minimal accessories aesthetic that I do admire but, India’s more is more concept when it comes to jewellery  and adornment just makes me weak in the knees. More images on the flip.

As much as we tend to love our metal jewellery this bakelite ring  by Mark Davis with a diamond has a vintage look  that we cannot ignore.Via Browns.