Unusual Handmade Jewelry
Shades of earthy tribal and cool ethnic influences are found in the
unique and unusual handmade art jewelry designed by Monika M., handcrafted
in California and sold at bargain prices at Timely Jewels.com.
Uncommon materials are explored in the one-of-a-kind or very limited
edition unique handmade jewelry. Gemstones, glass and original
hand fabricated metal jewelry pieces convey the feeling of delight and
intensity. Original design *Niobium jewelry coming soon!
Interesting shaped settings combined with gemstones, art glass, shell, coral, amber, leather, hemp, copper and silver make the uniquely bold and dramaticly organic creations by designer Monika M. a very personal statement. Her endless jewelry ideas create unconventional and truely timely jewels.
Unique Artisan Jewelry, Organic Necklaces, Intense Bracelets, and a whole page devoted to Handmade Turquoise Jewelry, and an other page featuring Handmade Copper Jewelry
Designer Rings and Earthy Earrings complete the varied selection of unique handmade jewelry offered by Timely Jewels.com
You buy what you see. Every piece of fine craft jewelry is made by hand and one-of-a-kind or very limited edition. Please, view the catalog pages for all our bargains by clicking on the links on top of the pages.
*Since my handmade artisan jewelry pieces are one-of-a-kind, - and I have a weekly (Sunday) Santa Barbara Art Walk on the beach at Cabrillo Boulevard showing and sale -, not all items can be on the shopping cart. Therefore I have included a few group pictures (at the bottom of some pages) of my unique jewelry gifts that maybe available by email order. Just describe the piece you like as closely as you can by emailing me at monikam@timelyjewels.com, and I will tell you, if it is still available.
*Niobium (also known as Columbium) is a very rare, pure metal and a natural element. It is more expensive than Sterling Silver, but hypoallergenic and a good choice for people with known metal sensitivities or allergies. It is light-refractive, very strong and light weight. Niobium was first discovered in 1801 by Charles Hatchett in England. The most important deposits are found in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Thailand, Malaysia and China. In its natural state Niobium is a soft, shiny, grayish metal. Anodizing (an electrical action) oxidizes the metal to create a rainbow of colors without inks or dyes.
