Yup, that's right. Concrete is handy for pouring a driveway in front of your house, or of course, if you are Tam Aura Designs you turn concrete into jewelry, mixing it with metals and turning it into jewelry that is edgy, and well, honestly, how many people do think you'll see wearing a ring made from concrete and silver? Not many I'd bet.

Stylephile reports: Not a jewelry guy? Brooklyn-based Tam Aura Designs might change that with its minimalist approach and use of unique materials, including concrete. The street staple is combined with sterling silver to create a selection of rings worn by men or women. Lightweight and refined, a 3/8-inch thick silver band, dubbed Triple Threat, has three concrete-filled channels that give the simple design texture. Other options include a pared-down ¼-inch Deon band with two channels or statement-makers like the rectangular Neal in a matte finish. $75




heavy silver ring with concrete fill in matte finish




UNISEX- 1/4" thick band of silver with two channels of concrete fill