Rhinestone, crystal, silk organza and satin. Sounds like the key ingredients for a kick-ass party dress, yes? Well, think again, because it's also the recipe for this unique and statement-making Sakura Bangle Bracelet created by one of my favorite up-and-coming designers, Doo.Ri Chung, for Atelier Swarovski. The layered tone-on-tone effect of so many different materials makes the bracelet a work of art in itself. So screw the party dress, this bangle is all you need to wear to any soiree. You're sure to be a hit.

I usually don't spend a lot of money on jewelry. I can usually find whatever I need at a store like Forever 21 for only a few clams. But I WILL repeat I WILL buy this standout waterfall necklace from Maison Martin Margiela. At $275 it's a relatively small price to pay for something so cool, so stylish, so rock-and-roll from the legendary avant-garde design house. And with it's cascading strands of multiple brass chains, you can pair this necklace with a burlap sack and still look fashionable (which in true Margiela style, I just might do).

Normally I get so flustered when knots are in my necklaces because they're just so friggin hard to get out. In this case, I'll let the frustration slide. This knotted necklace by Adeline Cacheux is the lovechild of glamour and messiness...not your typical combo, but beautiful nonetheless.

The contradictory nature of this bracelet by Pretty Young Thing both baffles and intrigues me. The heavy metal vintage chains say, "let's go start a fight in a bar," while the pretty pink horse charm says,"let's go play with my Barbies in the playhouse." Meanwhile, the Cynthia charm just says, "Hi, my name is Cynthia." Either way, this bracelet intrigues me so much that I must have it. After I start a fight in a bar and then play with my Barbies, that is.

At first, I was a bit weary about the whole biker-chic look that’s starting to gain momentum. I mean, Harley Davidson making heels...really? But the studs, heavy shoes, and chained jewelry are really growing on me. If you’re warm to the idea, yet don’t want to look like you’re headed for Daytona Bike Week, try this mixed chain bracelet.