Informed of an artistic sensibility the jewellery of Julia Denise  Reytan stands out to us as unique and visually compelling. On the next page take a look at some of our favorite pieces.

Jewellery designer Rachel Stewart charms us to pieces with her conscious accessories including cuffs, earrings, pins and rings and necklaces. Featured on this page are her red and black marbled acrylic “Afro Pick” earrings. See a few more items from the collection on the next page. Available for purchase here.

As  a concept of one-off  hadmade pieces, Odelie Chan’s “Ruler” collection takes inspiration from American Indian art and references to the iconic dream catcher. Take a look at more  beautiful jewels on the next page.

Enjoy a look at Prada’s Resort 2012 accessories featuring lots of shine and stunning floral jewellery.

Luxurious and fun Wilefredo Rosado Jewels caught our eye as a new jewllery line to watch. Every collection from the cheeky cameos to the glam feathers and the fringes makes us swoon. On the next page take a look at  some of our favorites, and many more on his site.

Modernist with rock and roll edge,  Zilia Horsley ’s Fancy Man’  is the kind of  jewellry the snobs advocate for piling on glamourously. More styles on the flip, available here.

While the collection was featured on the web earlier this year, we have to give you a closer look in-season.Lovely in every edgy way, enjoy Eddie Borgo Spring/Summer 2011. Via Weareselecters.

Due to an  intense lack of sun, I find myself now strangely drawn to peacock prints and accessories. Taking the liberty of once again featuring  peacocks this time in the form of bold and glorious jewellery. Now available at Patricia Field’s. The earrings shown above are a favorite! View a necklace and bracelet on the next page, all available here.

Our U.K.  ladies, Amina & Zorra Khan, have recently launched the online shop for their boutique jewellery collection Jewel Heritage . The shop opens with the duo’s famed “A diamond has no value except that which is placed upon them ring” about which they comment:

 A term that challenges peoples’ perceptions of worth and self-worth. Four skulls finished in black rhodium encased in a semi-precious stone, symbolising the controversy of the continuing and unashamed “blood diamond” trade. How do we value the valuable is a quetion that is often overlooked and has never been understood.

More images on the next page, all available here.

Inspired by the gypsies of the Thar with a hint of  the 70’s  iconic disco era ,  A Peace Treaty’s Spring 11  jewellery collection is made by families of artisans in the Rajasthani desertfrom gold plated brass and discarded camel bone. Creating jewellery with a unique vintage feel, like  treasures dug out from centuries ago that somehow,  still look current. Thar, a testement to heritage,culture and craftsmanship, allows  Dana Arbib and Farah Malik’s A Peace Treaty  to consistently stand as a modern example of fashion that is timeless,  socially conscious and of course thoroughly Highsnobette approved.Take a look at more jewels on the next page. Thar is available for sale here.