Nov 12, 2015
Arizona Jewelry Display
LISA
Marilyn Mack
You could say that jewelry making is in Marilyn’s blood. The daughter of a rockhound, she grew up learning how to facet and cut cabochons, and these days creates colorful, bold pendants and earrings using untreated stones from our region and sterling silver or 14k gold. With their geometric design and exquisite craftsmanship, the pieces have a subtle Native American feel that feels fresh and current.
Lila Clare
In-the-know locals snap up Lila Clare’s simple sterling jewelry, and for good reason: The Tucson resident (real name Clare Johnston) crafts very clean, well-crafted pieces that won’t break the bank. Many are $100 or under. Expect to see wire forms in marquis shapes, leaf shapes made out of sterling, and lots of the semi-opaque seafoam-green stone chalcedony.
Circles Red Resin & Brass Bracelet
Sean Hill
Sean may be a local artist, but he has a cult following at major craft shows in New York City, Los Angeles and London. One look at his earrings, bracelets and rings, and it’s easy to see why. Each luxurious piece features an opaque, colorful resin, a hard plastic that Sean meticulously sands down and polishes to a brilliant shine.
Roni Bader-Tables
Roni is the epitome of a classic metalsmith. Much of her work involves a complex Japanese technique known as keum-boo, or overlapping 24k gold over sterling silver. The end result? Carefully crafted pieces, like her gorgeous cabochons set in bezels, that are essentially wearable art.Krikawa. Where Your Dream Ring Comes True.
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Lise
Apr 26, 2016WOW, they look amazing. Have to get one for my partner. Are there any stores in Melbourne, Australia?