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Invitation to Craft In America Exhibition:

By |August 28th, 2012|Blog Post|

Another great graphic invitation for the upcoming "Redifining the San Andreas Faultline" exhibition at the Craft In America Study Center. The schedule is listed below, my presentation is Saturday September 29.

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Rutilated Quartz and Diamond Pendant

By |August 22nd, 2012|Blog Post|

Like fingerprints, each Rutlilated quartz is unique. While not uncommon, this quartz is chosen for the presence of rutile needles,  (titanium dioxide) with metallic luster,  which form within the crystal. This pendant smolders with an [...]

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Biodegradable zip bags

By |August 13th, 2012|Blog Post|

After much debate and research for the best recyclable options for ziplock jewelry baggies, I have decided to make the switch to biodegradable.  This way at least they won't be drifting in the wind for centuries [...]

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Redefining the San Andreas Faultline: Ten Women Jewelers

By |August 11th, 2012|Blog Post, Exhibitions|

Preparations are heating up for our next high profile exhibition, curated by Carolyn Benesh, co-editor of Ornament Magazine.  Opening Reception September 8, 5-7pm, click here for details

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Feather Wrap Ring in Sterling

By |August 7th, 2012|Blog Post|

Continuing the popular Feather Collection, this sterling hammer formed and fabricated ring features diamond accents to make a comfortable but bold bohemian statement piece! Available at Stuart Benjamin & Co

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Versatile Diamond Chain

By |August 6th, 2012|Blog Post|

Another example of Alexandra Hart's "Upcycled Jewelry:" 64 inches of seemingly endless 18k gold chain with customer's lovely diamonds set in platinum bezels. This piece, made in two lengths, can be worn 4 or more [...]

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Summer Flower Ring with Peridot

By |July 31st, 2012|Blog Post|

Midsummer is the perfect time for this pretty ring featuring a large peridot cabochon set in 18k yellow gold bezel amidst a bright burnished sterling flower.  

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Antique Updated

By |July 27th, 2012|Blog Post|

This ring's original carved stone was lost over the years, so we hired Megagem to artfully carve a replacement: a very difficult task of fitting to the original setting.  It was an exciting way to [...]

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Emerald Delight

By |July 25th, 2012|Blog Post|

A chorus of saturated colors: a bright emerald cabochon is shown off against the rich 18k textured bezel on a Radiant copper pendant.   Lets hear it for unusual combinations!  This and others from the [...]

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Bubble Ring with Tahitian Pearls

By |July 2nd, 2012|Blog Post|

Mom's June birthday, wedding anniversary, and the birth of a new child is celebrated here with Tahitian pearls, also incorporating Dad's July and brother's August birthstones of Ruby and Peridot! The pearls are 3 different [...]

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Mermaid Ring with Pave’

By |June 26th, 2012|Blog Post|

Like something a mermaid would wear, this 18k gold ring inspired by Octopus, wraps itself around your finger with outward reaching pave' set diamonds.  It's an "upcycled" piece, made from a client's diamonds and reclaimed and refined [...]

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