This one piqued my interest:

Large Interlocking Cuff, $34
Banana Republic

Peacock Hoop Earrings, £6
Accessorize

A certain someone came to the office wearing these last week. She picked them up on a weekend trip to London to visit her beau.

These lovely earrings are also quite light. They look substantial but won’t yank your lobes.

Silver Origami Ninja Throwing Star (Shuriken) Earrings, $28 EUR
Hapa

The link above is to Hapa’s DaWanda storefront, but she’s also on Etsy (and with a lot more inventory).

Small Two-Toned Cuff “Bingo” (GG7), $240
Gogo Borgerding

I found Gogo’s stuff on B-Native, an online retailer that showcases New Orleans-based artists. You can find cuffs in additional flavors and sizes, as well as some more handcrafted silver jewelry, on her cute site, I Love Gogo Jewelry.

And if you like Gogo’s flower necklaces, you should also check out Prismera Design’s Flora and Folium collection. (Previously blogged.)

Plus, saying I don’t read “women’s magazines” would be disingenuous, as there are a handful of home decorating pubs (as we say in tha biz) that I look forward to every month.

I have noticed, however, that Domino and Blueprint are coyly calling my bluff by dropping in passing references to fashion inbetween wallpaper-hanging tips. They know I think I’m too cool for InStyle, etc., but that I secretly enjoy it when they tell me where to buy, I don’t know, Lotta Jansdotter’s earrings.

Anyway: here’s the post where I let you know what jewelry Domino & Blueprint think upwardly-mobile DIY hipster types should be into. And, yes, I did use those annoying Conde Nast sticker tabs to mark the pages.

Hayden-Harnett Ramone Studded Slim Cuff, Black, $90 (page 32)
Hayden-Harnett
Likelihood I will purchase: 0/5. If I’m buying Hayden-Harnett leather, I’m getting a bag.

Celestina Cuff, $2990 (page 137)
Vivre and Kirna Zabete
Likelihood I will purchase: 0/5. I love it, but it’s too freaking expensive. Come on.

Bridget Snake Earrings, $134 (page 162)
CC SKYE at Active Endeavors
Likelihood I will purchase: 0/5. My ears aren’t pierced, and the snakes remind me of a ring I bought at the Jax Brewery on my eighth grade field trip. I don’t mean that in a good way.

Mesi Jilly Ring, $300 (page 164)
Mesi Jilly at Vivre
Likelihood I will purchase: 3/5. One of the most beautiful rings I’ve seen in a very long time. Love it. But not night now.

WHAT I WISH DOMINO HAD TIPPED ME OFF ABOUT: Cindy Greene’s chunky two-strand yellow necklace on the cover.

Chain Bead Necklace, $6.80 (similar to necklace on page 48)
Forever 21
Likelihood I will purchase: 1/5. There is a Forever 21 close to my office, but it’s a disaster. And this necklace isn’t very tempting.

+ a pair of earrings and a necklace from Banana Republic that I can’t find anywhere on their site;

+ some cute bangles from Leekan Design, an NYC boutique that is Web presence-less;

+

Square Outline Ring (similar), $2,040 (page 114)
Priya Himatsingka at Persimmon
Likelihood I will purchase: 0/5. I love it almost as much as the shell ring above…but I can’t see myself forking over the big bucks.

+ a vintage gold feather pin by “Ruby Lola.”

And there you have it.

An early favorite:

Lily Double Strand Necklace, $65
Urban Bloom

Check out the gallery of sold pieces to get an idea of her work as a whole:

You’re right, Lauren, this one is especially lovely, too.

Thanks for the email!

I Heart Bunnies Kissing Necklace, $34

Dolly Parton Necklace, $39

Love Letter Necklace, $26
Danielle Maveal

If Dolly’s not your thing, how about Jean-Luc? And, oh yeah, she has a blog, too. w00t!

I was happy to see many jewelry-makers representin’:

• Aziza’s Boutique
• Rebecca Mooney
• Rocks and Salt

In addition, sitting outside the tent in what can only be described as the burning sun, was Laura Su of Prismera Design. She was displaying many items in her Flora & Folium Collection, a series of “modern botanical silhouettes cut from recycled stainless steel.” They were gorgeous:

When you purchase an item from the Flora & Folium Collection, 10% of the sale goes to Keep America Beautiful.

Laura told me that she works at Rare Device, where her work is also for sale.

Clockwise from the top left:
Honey Locust Necklace, $70
Fir Earrings, $120
Fuchsia Necklace, $66
Chrysanthemum Earrings, $92
Prismera Design

The Brooklyn Indie Market at Smith & Union Street will be open every Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer, from 11AM – 7PM.