Bike lovers gather round. Byron Bay’s Edge Jewellery Designs have released a range just for you. Their bike crank necklaces start from $150.  Save your pennies.

After completing an Advanced Diploma of Jewellery Engineering in 2005, Erin Kilty launched erin.k jewellery from her home studio.  Erin uses silver, gold leaf, fine wire, crystals, pearls, plaster, paints and leather to create unique pieces – just like the hairdressing scissors necklace she made for a mate recently. She also makes lovely little owls too and lucky for you, she wants to give one away. Just cross your fingers and email with your postal address details.

Some collect spoons, others make jewellery from them, like Miss Tory Bauer. The Spooning Society takes spoons from the cupboards of grandmothers and collectors across the globe and turns them into beautiful bracelets, earrings and necklaces.