Sizzling hot are what these are. Newly launched at Nora Kogan.

Artist James Jean newly released the butterfly collection from his OVM line. Butterflies as symbol of transformation and beauty pretty much aways make for desirable jewellery. The colorful bracelet is a favorite.  Made in  a limited edition of ten , you can see see details on the next page , and the complete collection here.

Discovered at Cut 25, Holst + Lee ’s  collars has hints of Masai jewellery which we love. You can get your hands on some pieces at Shopbop.

Taken from the latest collection called, “Solwara,” A Peace Treaty’s ‘Dani’ earring takes inspiration from civilizations like the “Aztecs, Mayans, and the tribes of the Amazon and Papua New Guinea” to create  this show stopping yet very discreet rattlesnake-shaped ear ring. Handmade in India by artisans, each piece is unique, honoring  craftsmanship  and the concept that apparel and jewellery can be made ethically.  See the “Dani” in more details on the next page. Available here.

Does not even matter what you wear with this piece by Assad Mounser. #Swoon

The latest from Jewel Heritage is the “Garden of Eden” stacking ring:

Designed to be worn as the story is told, the snake tempts Eve to bite the apple, Eve takes a bite from the apple, this leading to her and Adam’s banishment from Paradise.

See the ring individually on the flip and purchase here.

Adding a playful edge to the classic cocktail ring, Piaget’s latest collection is inspired by iconic cocktails. The “Blue Hawaiian” (above), the ”Lemon Fizz” and the “Mojito” you can see on the next page. Definitely Snobette approved! Images courtesy of Piaget.

Silk thread merged with metal defines Alyssa Norton’s signature look. The perfect everyday talismans we  love  to pile on, channelling the inner bohemian drawn to faraway lands. See our favorites from Ln-Cc on the flip.

Our beloved A Peace Treaty introduces thread and enamel to its signature jewellery collection for Autumn 2012. See current line here.

On the next page another peek of what’s to come.

A stunning piece of jewellery as we all know can take a look from average run of the mill to style-worthy of admiration. Wanderluster takes an experimental  approach to jewellery with a combination of materials that is as uncommon as it is showstopping. A closer look on the next page.