– Urban Mining: Ashley Heather’s jewellery collection, presented at Design Indaba, is handcrafted using silver and gold reclaimed from circuit boards by a small refinery in South Africa.

– Zaha Hadid, Silene: Zaha Hadid has designed a piece called “Silene cuff" in collaboration with the House of Aziz & Walid Mouzannar, a Lebanese fine jeweller.

– Neclumi: developed by panGenerator, Neclumi is a projection-based interactive necklace that tries to answer at the trend of wearables more as jewellery rather than just gadgets.

– Energy Addicts: with this jewellery collection Naomi Kizhner reflects about how far will we go to in order to “feed” our electricity addiction in the world of declining resources.

– Ágústa Sveinsdóttir, Dust: Ágústa Sveinsdóttir designed Dust, a collection of jewellery that allows the wearer to experience themes of transformation and disintegration.

– Nendo, single-stroke: Nendo designed a jewelry collection made of ten carat gold chains, featuring seven different necklaces and five sets of earrings.

– Lovegrove, Foliates: Ross Lovegrove designed for Louisa Guinness Gallery “Foliates”, a collection of 18ct gold 3D printed ring inspired by leaves and leaf structures.

– Money ornaments: with the collection Money Makes the World Go Round Tine De Ruysser makes a comment on the value that we attach to gold and money.

– ID jewellery: “If you are being watched anyway, you might as well get full attention!”

– Eye Jewellery: Dutch designer Eric Klarenbeek transforms a contact lens into jewellery.