I came across some rather nice jewelry the other day at Ornamental Things (I ve since forgotten how I found the site, but I think it was from Indieshopping).
Designer Natalie Tischler has only been selling her jewelry since 2004, but has already made a big splash with her extremely playful bracelets, necklaces and earrings.

She also offers a number of interesting cameo rings.
A little bit about Natalie, from the Ornamental Things website:
The thing I like most about jewelry is its sentimental nature. If you think about it, every woman has some piece of jewelry which has special meaning to her - a necklace from a sweetheart, a bracelet that was a gift from a best friend, an heirloom from her grandmother.

I strive to create pieces that are stylish but also classic enough to be worn forever - jewelry with soul and meaning. I love to think that something I create will hold a special meaning for someone in the future. One of her signature products are her rather eclectic bracelets, many of which are one-of-a-kind creations. They are characterized by the use of dangles and trinkets of many different shapes and colors. I picked this unique Red and Yellow Explosion bracelet to show here, which includes vibrantly colored vintage beads and metal stars and hearts.

Very nice complementary color choices here, and the overall design actually works surprisingly well without seeming overly muddied by too many trinkets.
Mariska Design from The Netherlands (which is of course run by someone named Mariska) offers bracelets, necklaces, and earrings in warm colors like pink, peach and purple. Having started designing her own jewelry while at HKU Utrecht School of the Arts in the Netherlands, she decided to offer some of her creations online.

She uses a lot of pearls in her designs but also adds precious gemstones and Swarovski Crystals into the mix.
I m constantly trying out new techniques and materials to come to new designs.
My style is classic combined with modern.

On this website you can see the result.
Only high quality materials are used in my jewelry.
I brought back beads from spain, USA, Italy, Germany and other countries.