A nice pick, a full of color necklace from the Andean Collection this week. Amanda Judge, the woman behind the Andean Collection, creates socially conscious jewelry that is simply fabulous. All pieces from the collection are made of natural materials that are good for the Earth. Take a look. Great, huh?

If you take a good look at this piece of jewelery, can you immediately see what it is made from? This post and this weeks jewelry is more about inspiration. It shows you that actually anything can be turned into art that will amaze and inspire. Do you think the materials are easy to get? How interesting do you find such pieces?

So have you got it yet? If not, this wonderful ring is made from crayons. It is part of DIY Pencil Crayon Jewelry collection that features a lot more stuff made of recycled material: 100% green and free! Visit them to view more ideas. This ring is easy to make actually but the completed work is quite staggering.

A special group of jewelry artists create colorful jewelry out of a variety of textiles. Here are a few pieces which reflect the variety of materials, colors and shapes of true joy. I love the thick fabric and soft colors that make up the simple but elegant necklace.

Silvina Romero is an Argentinian jewelry designer who makes gorgeous, colorful, and tactile wearable works of art from recycled pieces of fabric and textiles.Her work is cleverly manipulated fabric transformed into woanderful jewelry.

Designer Kyeok Kim creation, light jewelry Aurora makes patterns of light on the body as ornamentation, extending the ornamented space around the body and restyling its decorative silhouette by motion. Aurora highlights the relationship between different pieces of jewelery, by its nature the pieces interact with the another. To use the decorative light, you must gently move the ring (containing a magnet) towards the main jewelery piece.