Much like other Lee Angel necklaces I’ve brought up in the past, this horn chain necklace ($180) is a perfect combination of simple and yet elegant.  And for $180 at Neiman Marcus (last I checked) you can’t beat it.

It’s made of solid silver, so don;t be fooled by the external color.  What I really love is the way it utilizes round white links of various sizes to show some chaos and nature, although we know Lee Angel is anything but chaotic!

The hammered, asymmetric links make a bold artistic statement.

This hammered silver necklace from Lee Angel ($375) is made of silvertone brass, and adds so clear glass stones. The awesome thing about this necklace is you can wear it to work with a simple dress, or totally pimp out an outfit when you go to the club.

To contrast the silver, Lee Angel added brown loops that hook into the mini-link back.

Hand-carved horn gleams brilliantly with natural color.

This amazing necklace from Nest ($395) is brilliant, made purely from natural African horns.  It’s 34″ in length, reaching down deep, close to your navel, achieving a rugged yet archaic effect.

The various shades of brown, as well as the combination of elegance and ruggedness will allow this necklace to blend with a simple t-shirt, yet accentuate a bright colored dress.  In other words, it’ll make any outfit look incredibly fashionable.

Stephen Dweck is inarguably the “romancer of the stones.” This magnificent necklace is strongly influenced by his love of art and nature.

Stephen adorns each piece with a signature beetle, he has named Adam, symbolizing his love of nature. This love of the earth and humanity has made him popular, but it helps that he makes some bad ass jewelry.

From David Yurman’s  Albion Collection, this sterling silver pendant ($625) with a gorgeous white freshwater pearl and pave diamonds are something to think about. The pearl is 8mm, and the diamonds total 0.21 carat weight

More importantly, it will have you friends coveting the masterpiece around your neck.