My art is about joy of discovery and transformation through vitreous enamel. Powdered glass is transformed into brilliant depths of color and texture that go beyond the surface. I started this journey through a metalsmith class 30 yrs. ago and continuous classes whenever available. My love for this medium is ever growing. To see the… Read more »
Category: Jewelry
Elise Marie DeSigns
Posted by Elise DeSalvo & filed under .
I grew up on the small island of Jamestown in Rhode Island. I was always fascinated and inspired by collecting and manipulating various materials. Jewelry making was something that came naturally to me as a child and something that I continued to grow with and explore as I matured. My creative drive led me to… Read more »
Glass Orchids
Posted by Nancy Davies Tang & filed under .
For my 13th birthday I asked for an oil painting set and was lucky enough to receive it; unlike the drum set I requested a few years later. Art instead of music; I can say that was probably a kind twist of fate because now I create objects of beauty instead of who knows what… Read more »
Harvest Gold Jewelry and Gallery
Posted by Lynda Rasco & filed under .
I started my jewelry career under the careful guidance of the master Italian jewelry Renne Martin at the Decordova art Museum when I was quite young, only 12. A high school jewelry department led to Mass College of Art and then to Portland School of Art. It was in Portland that I met Bill who… Read more »
Michael Good Designs and Gallery
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Michael Good began his jewelry career in 1968 in NYC. He moved to Maine in 1969 and began working in his studio doing rudimentary jewelry. In 1977, his work transitioned dramatically after taking a workshop with Finnish metalsmith Heikki Seppa, who introduced him to tehniques allowing a compound curve to be put into a flat… Read more »
Willy Wires
Posted by Willy Reddick & filed under .
I have been designing and handcrafting Willy Wires jewelry and ornaments for over 25 years. Using cold connected techniques, no soldering, I create a colorful and fun, contemporary look by forming my own unique yet practical shapes, combining sterling silver, copper and anodized niobium wire, along with a variety of glass beads and recycled tin… Read more »
Susan Bryant Caron Handcrafted jewelry
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Susan Bryant Caron is a Freeport, Maine jewelry artist currently taming sterling silver wire into stunning pieces of wearable art. Copper and 14K gold filled wire, semiprecious stones and fresh- water pearls have been introduced into the line adding additional elements of appeal. Susan creates each piece by hand; bending, twisting and wrapping wire to… Read more »
Goose Pond
Posted by Susan Pine & filed under .
Goose Pond – original designs in acid etched metal since 1982. Gold and rhodium-silver plated Christmas ornaments, many three-dimensional or with moving parts. Over 6 dozen earring designs with matching necklaces and barrettes. Custom designs a specialty, including logo and landmark pieces.
Sarah’s Sand Dollars
Posted by Sarah Kulis & filed under .
My sand dollars are found in the waters of Georgetown Maine. Many come from my own lobster traps. I dry them, dye them, and then seal them for strength. Each sand dollar is unique, and no two are alike.
RungyCheugy
Posted by Mei-Ling Cheung & filed under .
I go in search of my high quality gems and minerals at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, in Arizona. It is a wonderful experience where you can meet with people from all around the world and buy the gems directly from the mine/miner/lapidary artist etc. I hand pick only the gems that I love… Read more »