Harry Allen we assume must be kind of creepy. You have to know creepy intimately to design a hook like this. It's an obvious association between hand and hook, but one we find quite amusing.

Harry Allen's philosophy includes "Make people smile and they will buy your products"...we guess it's working for them.

Like magpie's, bright shiny things generally catch our eye. And like kids, we wouldn't mind being Bond. Matthew Waldman understands this, and thus designed the Gold Series for his label Nooka.

Flat contemporary faces with leather or mesh bands. A sharp look that will most definately attract the interested eyes of discerning fellows.

Exclusive to Designboom, this knuckle dusting little ring is available in high polish silver plated finish or a yellowish gold colour finish. Note, that's not real gold.

Comes in one size only (which we find annoying) and is a handmade finish.

Brooklyn based designer Kiel Mead must be a romantic...and clever to take a cheap old piece of string and caste it to form a $200 ring.

Forget Me Knot Silver Ring US$50, Forget Me Knot Gold Ring US$200 from Reform School

What's not to love about Danish design, especially when it comes from Copenhagen designer Malene Birger.

A demi-sheer dark brown cotton kaftan with three quarter length sleeves. Details include a bead embellished V-neck with ruffle detailing and hook and eye fastening and balloon sleeves.

This supple leather bag sent the blogging world into a spiral of lust. We hate to say 'IT' bag, but it' probably an accurate term for this bag designed by the truly beautiful brand Mayle.