In other small-overpriced-but-beautiful leather goods news, Hobo has these great stopper knot key rings. Unfortunately, they’re sold out on Oki-Ni, but maybe someone in Japan still has them in stock.

Opening Ceremony is hooking up with everyone, that slut of a brand. This time it’s with famed leather goods company, Billykirk. The diverse collection includes many Billykirk-style bags and cases in bright, non-Billykirk-style colors. Personally, I don’t think the rainbow colors are a good look for any leather goods. The only bags I like in this collection are the carryalls, which are the most subtle but still vibrant. Check out the entire collection at the Opening Ceremony online store.

As I become busier and busier, I accumulate more and more keys, leaving an ugly bulge in my jeans. I just might have to invest in this key holder by Self Edge so I can wear my keys on the outside. It’s hand lettered and hand cut from 925 silver (I don’t know what that number means, someone please enlighten me). The name refers to Jeanette Dale, who makes these by hand in Navajo, New Mexico. I love that she still follows her mentor’s advice: “Leave some mark, a saw mark or something to show that the jewelry was handmade.”

I’ve never been a fan of Louis Vuitton products because they’re usually overbranded with that all-over LV logo print, but these key rings are actually very elegant. I like the vintage look, which was inspired by luggage stickers from the early 1900s. They’re made from natural cowhide leather with screenprinted labels.

I love when talented fashion designers delve into the world of accessories. In this case, Robert Geller has created a stunning key holder made of metal and 100% cow leather. It reminds me of the key holders that janitors use, except way more stylish.

Available at Blackbird