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Andea Janosik’s bio reads like a world tour. Born in Slovakia…early years in Zambia…teenage years in Germany…degree from Parsons, NYC…studio in Brooklyn, NY. Tour her site for jewelry constructed with a non-traditional material…leather. And, of course, Google Images for more…and more…and

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Even though the website Uno de 50 is in Spanish, you won’t need Google Translate to find a myriad of ideas for your next project. “In the late 90′s a group of creative decided to create a brand of jewelery and accessories that break with what existed at that time. A new signature that does not follow [...]

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Zia Couture is a wholesale jewelry designer with a background that sounds like a meeting of the United Nations.  ”The multi-cultural influence of this chic collection comes from Zia himself, who split his childhood between Kenya and the US while being raised by a Japanese-American mother and an East Indian father.  Zia has traveled extensively [...]

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The Andrew Hamilton Crawford site is short on information but contains a WOW moment on the Featured Item Page. Several facts I gleaned during my search… Designing duo of Andrew Tessier & Chad Crawford Originally from the south Now living and designing in New York City Started working in gold, vermiel Recently added silver and [...]

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The Rosselini line of jewelry by Carola Hiersemann-Eckrodt is a fusion of old world craftsmanship, clean designs, and cutting edge materials. Navigating the website is a little cumbersome but worth the effort. “Consultant for Swarovski®, for which she regularly contributes as a free-lance designer, Carola uses Swarovski® crystals exclusively for her own collections. It is not [...]

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Elle Schroeder is not afraid of color. Scroll through any of her collections to see bold contrasting colors and in Ancient Splendor, the addition of equally strong metal focal elements. “While I describe my one-of-a-kind & limited edition designs as the light-hearted result of happy energy, superb gems and spectacular color combinations, I don’t work just to [...]

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Assad Mounser is a wonderful example of the MORE is MORE trend in fashion. While researching her designs I discovered a fabulous blog dedicated to jewelry and fashion icons…Eclectic Jewelry and Fashion. HAVE FUN…but set the timer…it is an addictive site.

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Wendy Newman sees her work as a spot on the timeline of the history of metalsmithing. “Colored stones are an important element in my work.  I am a lapidary, as well as a metalsmith, and I cut most of my cabachons.  I’ve been “rock hounding” since I was a child, and it’s become one of [...]

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You are going to love this site….Pyper Hugos’, You Got Mojo, features jewelry ”made using reclaimed metals. Much of what I use is salvaged from old cars but I also like to incorporate the use of old signs, licenses plates, steel drums, and even metal from an old airplane! When out in the junk yard collecting metal [...]

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Four years ago Janice Ho migrated from Philadelphia, PA to Hannibal, MO to join a group of artists interested into renovating and restoring run-down homes into studios and living spaces. “I make miniature worlds, three-dimensional snapshots of natural elements, and portraits of plants and their littlest parts in silver, gold, and enamel on copper. Many [...]

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