Whenever I buy new jewelry, I consider it art, but this really takes it to a whole new level.

The Guggenheim Museum’s releasing a line of jewelry in honor of their 50th anniversary. Everything in the collection - including necklaces, bracelets, cuff links and earrings - is made out of Gunite remnants from the original Frank Lloyd Wright building. The rough rocks have been embedded in resin and set in sterling silver.

California-based artist Cara Tilker designed the collection, called Restoration Rocks, and prices start at $80. You can buy it online or at the museum store. We’d suggest swinging by on October 21st - admission to the museum’s free so you can enjoy the collection and put your $18 toward a ring instead.

Olya, Mom & Art Publisher

Got Her: At the Guggenheim’s Hugo Boss Prize 2008 party.

Stalked Her: Actually it was more like shimmied up beside her while dancing.

Shot Her: Because she was rocking out in a Giambittista Valli dress, fishnets, and perfect patent pumps with a drink in hand on the sloping Guggenheim floors as if it were the easiest thing in the world

She Says: “I’m here for the art! I wore the Valli because it’s very structural and that seemed appropriate for a party in these walls.”

We Say: You should wear that dress everywhere, Guggenheim or not.