Jewelry can come in any shape, size or material. They can go uber girlie, rocker chic, Victorian bling, the list goes on and on.
But it’s near impossible to share your jewelry with the opposite sex. Well that is, until now. Mateo Bijoux is one the newest jewelry lines who tout themselves as androgynous, and dual-gendered.
His pieces are nothing short of interesting, with dangly pendants from anchors, machetes, nails monkey wrench rings and just about anything Bijoux can put on your neck or fingers. For founder, artists and president Mateo Bijoux, jewelry takes on this definition: “Mateo Bijoux is not just jewelry as I like to say. It’s my expression of art. It’s a piece of my heart.
Celebs such as Rihanna, Mischa Barton, Vivica Fox, Joy Bryant and others have been seen wearing Mateo Bijoux.
Mateo Bijoux is currently sold in New York at What Goes Around Comes Around, Operations New York, NYC Motorcycle Federation and at Roseark in LA.
For more information on Mateo Bijoux please surf to www.mateobijoux.com and to check out Mateo’s blog go to www.mateobijoux.blogspot.com.

London girls make a beeline for the Goldie London stall at the city’s famed Spitalfields Market, but stateside stylephiles needn’t call their travel agent to get their hands on the label’s feminine frocks and jewelry; the goodies can be found online at PretaPortobello.com. Ultra-girly and romantic but with an underlying gothic edge, designer Michelle Goldie’s creations include sheer and sexy pom pom dresses (a favorite of celebrity fan Mischa Barton); tiered baby-doll frocks in dusty rose or dove gray; and blousy tops adorned with bows and lace. Everything is thigh-skimming, so pair the pieces with skinny jeans, tights, or leggings and add some killer booties for a dreamy look with a dash of downtown cool. And don’t forget your baubles—Goldie’s jewelry collection includes chunky charm bracelets and dainty strings of pearls thrown together with gems and skull charms. It’s sugar and spice and everything nice—just like us.