Trash To Treasure Jewelry: Peace Necklace
via Etsy seller fromjunk2funk
This peace necklace, designed by fromjunk2funk, is made with recycled and found objects that are placed inside a bottle cap and then covered up with resin. The resin gives the pendant a shiny coat and keeps the found objects in place.
Trash To Treasure Jewelry: Clockwork Heart Earrings
via eco-artware.com
These adorable heart shaped wire drop clockwork heart earrings, designed by Jim Mullan and Tori Rhoades, are made "from colorful copper and stainless steel adorned with recycled watch parts and found objects". They are 1-3/4 inches long and 5/8 inches wide.
Trash To Treasure Jewelry: Knitting Needle Necklace
via amyjewelry.com
There is little information on this colorful and beautiful knitting needle necklace from the Amy Pfaffman, other then that it is made from salvaged material and that the necklace is made up of "14 needle segments line up and fan out hanging from sterling silver chain".
Trash To Treasure Jewelry: Piano String Bracelet
via strings-andadare.com
This piano string bracelet, by Xavior is made with recycled piano strings. It has a matching necklace to go with it.
Trash To Treasure Jewelry: Broken China Earrings
via robomargo.com
These unique dangling broken china earrings are made with broken vintage china pieces and are soldered with silver solder. This particular set also has a matching pendants.
It's amazing how trash can be turned into such beautiful accessories. Don't you think?
Gloria Campos-Hensley
Green Blogger
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by Anonymous
No
Only for an 80's themed party. I also hate the illusion that making art or jewels or toys from trash does anything good for the environment. It does not, it just delays the trash from being trash for a little while. And I'm saying this even though I make art from trash myself.
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