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Interesting design has two finger loops rather than one.

Pretty bead necklace with a-symmetrical chains forming a triangle-point.

Uses folded felt strips as beads. Interesting idea.

The way the wire curves reminds me of ocean waves.

A star of crochet attached by jump-rings to an outer large ring. Nice way of combining maille and crochet, and ensuring that the crochet stays flat and stretched out without having to stiffen it with glue (which then ruins the softness of the crochet thread).

There are a few things on this page, but the one I'm interested in is the variable double-spiral necklace. Makes good use of negative space, and the wire "spokes" fill it in, making a whole.

Interesting way to wrap an undrilled or pretty beach stone. A little like a stone feather.

Looks like a circle of Helm chain with a five-ring Mobius ball in the middle.

Now this is the kind of thing I like to make!

Looks easy but effective.

From fradany.artesanum.com

A large bead is the centrepiece here, but the interesting thing is the way the wire frame forms a double teardrop shape around it.

Interesting idea to shape the necklace in a shape other than a simple curve.

Graduated Boxchain earrings. by Lorraine \I think they look like pinecones.\ -- Lorraine

The beads are half-caged by the Turkish Orbital units.

\I was looking at the niobium rings and thinking how much they looked like crayon colors so....\ -- Lorraine. Interesting idea to get the wavyness by varying the sizes of the edge rings.

Hammered loop bent around the bead to capture it; it looks simple but elegant.

A reminder to consider the shape of what one is wrapping, and think outside the box.

Nifty idea to join it into a loop at the middle of the necklace and add a dangle inside the loop.

Japanese Bullseye necklace with beads.