Concrètement, vous avez quoi ?
c’est certain que le ciment, c’est « concret », pour jouer avec les mots !
Attention, article bétonné !! 
sera présente à JOYA 2013 : Amira Jalet « La esencia del Otro » Cemento procesado con arena y piedra, rejilla electro-soldada, resina transparente, madera de balsa y laurel, vidrio de color y aluminio.
Benita Dekel (IL), 2011 – Mass Construction by Benita Dekel (Jewelry Design Department, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design)
You can almost sense Betina’s hands carving their way through concrete. The raw feeling of it takes me to the land of scaffolding and builders. Photos by Ran Plotnizky. (from DesignMilk)
Benita Dekel, 2011 – jewelry with concrete – bracelet
Bergner Schmidt concrete jewelry – collier en béton – Bergner Schmidt‘s concrete jewelry is both architectural and sculptural.
Bergner Schmidt concrete jewelry -
Concrete Jewelry by Bergner Schmidt
Bergner Schmidt Concrete collar – concrete jewelry
Geraldine Nishi Necklace: Melanzana 2010 Concrete, silver, beads 
Kathleen Hennemann – beton collection 
concrete jewelry by KON ZUK - Concrete + Stainless Steel bracelet (Karen Konzuk aspires to create jewelry that is more wearable architecture than simple accessory. A graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Karen earned a BFA with a major in Jewelry Design and a minor in Art History, and then introduced the KONZUK line shortly after graduation.)
anillo de hormigón armado diseñado por Fernando Menis (ES) Menis concrete ring
Dechberoucí (Kateřina Matěchová & Karla Olšáková, CZ) : Beton jewelry
Dechberoucí (Kateřina Matěchová & Karla Olšáková, CZ) : Beton necklace
Concrete ring by Holcim Art (CZ) (jewelry by MgA. Katka Venclíková, A graduate of the Academy of Arts, Architecture & Design, Prague) 
Holcim Art (CZ) (jewelry by MgA. Katka Venclíková) – « Functionnal house’ concrete necklace 
REVIVRE RING, Concrete-Nickel. Nickel-plated concrete and brass ring shank.
DECADENCE – Collection 05 – by GALA curios (AU), a jewellery and accessories label by designer Jasmine Noir.
DECADENCE draws aesthetically on ruinous cities – landscapes which have been developed and then abandoned by humans, and overgrown once again by nature. Contrasting sharp geometry with organic, ornamental detail, the collection miniaturises the cycle of life, death and the beauty of decay.
22Design Studio (Taiwan) created a series of rings which were inspired by architectural design and urban style, made from cement and stainless steel. Smooth, cool concrete texture and various shapes of these rings emit calm yet inspiring design by the two young designers from Taiwan. (22 Design Studio was founded by Sean Yu and Yi-ting Cheng in 2005. The main mission of 22 Design Studio is to operate self-owned label 22™. The collection of 22™ presents series of personal accessories made of cement and metal)
concrete ring // Jim Cotter Gallery
Patrice Fabre — Ring in gold and concrete with diamonds
notjustalabel – Concrete Objective Ring – Faceted angles have been cast and shaped by hand into a sculptural, cubist-style grey ring. notjustalabel.com
Anna Szabó / Ivanka Studio (HU) – stylized organs jewlery – pendants. made of concrete (from Mocoloco)- awarded “Jewel of the Year 2012”
Concrete rings – by Israel’s Hadas Shaham Defying the cold, industrial style you might expect from a line of concrete jewellery, her pieces are architectural with a pretty flourish (from thecarrotbox)
square ring from Hadas Shaham (IL) (detail). concrete tire tread pattern.
Hadas Shaham Ring Necklace – Concrete, Sterling Silver and Gold Plating
Set in Cement Round Ring – concrete ring - Made exclusively for sale in the Walker Art Museum Gift Shop. shop.walkerart.org
Linda Ezerman Concrete ring for Hazy day
Metsa Design : Cement pearls – These cement earrings are modeled on classic pearl studs. Each concrete sphere is cast by hand and set onto a sterling silver post. With wear, the colour of the earrings will deepen as the concrete is exposed to the air and the oils from your skin.
Handmade Concrete Jewelry from Berezki Jewelry (Alisa Berezovski) 
Liesbet Bussche - Belgian designer & street artist Liesbeth Bussche adds glamour to Amsterdam streets by replicating jewelery pieces from industrial items found around town such as these post earrings made of concrete balls
cement returns to cement …………..
