Wondering why I’ve chosen this topic? Well, because I would love your opinion.

Yes, there are real gemstones in the vodka bottle. Diva Vodka is a wheat-based vodka that is triple distilled. The process of obtaining such an interesting type of alcohol is not as simple as it may seem.

To deserve having real gemstones included in the bottle, the vodka is filtered through Nordic birch charcoal and through crushed diamonds and gems like emeralds and rubies.

Being one of the most expensive drinks in the world (no wonder!), this vodka will run you anywhere from $70.00 up to $1,060,000!

The crystals are in a glass tube and can be used as a garnish. The 48 crystals in each bottle include cubic zircona, smoky topaz, pink tourmaline, amethyst, citrine and peridot. They are all handpicked and uniquely arranged.

So, I’m dazzled. I don’t know whether the gemstones come with the vodka or vodka comes with the gemstones. What do you think?

This necklaces of spring flower is the creation of JillBliss art+creation+design. The artist presents the story of this creation and says “this necklace just make you want to skip in a field of flowers”. She has paired hand-cut and hand-sewn floral gems with a green hemp cord and teh result is a  a spruced-up hippie necklace!

I also like these three flower necklaces:

‘Family tree jewelry’ by designer Sarah Van Gameren

”From her ancestors on her breast to her close family embracing her neck. She wears the collier like a genetic palette.”, describes Sarah Van Gameren her creation.

This jewelry idea started when Sarah Van Gameren decided to put together all the names of her family members and ancestors. She wanted to value and cherish them in a jewelry piece. The inspiration came from ‘name jewelry’ young girls wear and the result is a surprising necklace that can vary in size depending on the abundance of one’s family tree. Do you like it?

These necklaces are actualy small wearable miniature paintings with organic objects and lines. It is a fun approach in jewelry creation and most of all it is a geniuine eco-statement.

The pendants in the photos are silkscreened by hand with water based inks on variations of PaperStone, Europly wood and reclaimed wood. Not all pendants are the same because each will have some variation in pattern and material.They are strung on rubber cord with silver plated and metal findings that adjust in length from 16” to 18”.

These Smiley Peanut Butter and Jelly Earrings are a cute way to adorn your precious ears with something a little unusual.

Who needs to bling with diamonds or be graceful in pearls, when you can strut your stuff with a little peanut butter and jelly? They are handmade of clay and feature painted on smileys, bringing good cheer throughout anyone’s day!

Stainless steel is photochemically etched into delicate forms inspired by the aggregate growth of coral and dendrite crystals. The brooch is affixed by a sterling silver pinstem and catch.

Stunning collar necklace made of clustered zipper spirals. Vintage zippers in various shades of deep and bright oranges, blues, browns, and off-white, all with silver metal teeth. Absolutely eye-catching pieces.

Ndeur is a group a French who is behind the line of projects called Make a Paper World. Their creations are made as accessories for designer Heidi Ackerman.

He´s causing quite a stir with his new discipline: paper folding. The French artist promotes a new design studio, he founded together with the Make a Paper World Duo. Purpose: bringing the do it yourself culture together with professional communication.

This sweet necklace is made with real acorn caps, organic white merino lambswool, black merino and brushed sterling silver beads. Fit for any occasion – you can even use it for decoration.

These handcrafted porcelain and silver earrings by Anne Black are modeled with silkscreen prints in varying patterns and color. It’s downright inspirational. And it’s all reasonably priced, to boot.

Danish designer Anne Black is well-known for her contemporary ceramic bowls, plates, and vases, but we’re dazzled by the understated elegance of her porcelain jewelry collection.

Black embellishes white porcelain discs with colorful silkscreen patterns of feminized geometric shapes (like dots, circles, and lines).

The end result? A mod yet ethereal line that includes stately brooches, delicate earrings with gold or silver hoops, and necklaces that hang from matching silk thread.