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Gail Peetz

jewelry Handcrafted jewelry with combinations of fine silver elements(made with silver precious metal clay), sterling, chainmaille and accents. The clay is shaped and fired to create the fine silver pieces.

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Lizz Godfroy

jewelry Curated stones, minerals & artifacts are either soldered or electroformed & then oxidized, resulting in a distinct, modern-relic aesthetic. Most pieces are one of a kind and gender neutral.

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Suzanne Fideli-Krongold

jewelry Hand bent and tooled, Precious metal wire(14KT,18KT,14KT gold-filled,Sterling) , combined with stones,pearls or Dichroic glass to form bracelets,earrings,pendants. Original designs, no solder used.

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Tricia Crowe

jewelry As a lampwork artisan, I melt glass rods to create beads used in my designs. I also use natural gemstones and metalsmith techniques using fine and sterling silver to fabricate and forge my creations.

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Patricia Swetnam

jewelry Handmade sterling silver jewelry using freshwater pearls, Swarovski crystals, Venetian glass and semi-precious gemstones.

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Eric Francke

jewelry I make intricate and elaborate jeweled creations to be worn by those with an eclectic eye. Using no heat or glue, I wind wire around wire, showcasing precious gems in silver and gold

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Brigid Oesterling

jewelry I create one of a kind work using a torch and hand tools. I manipulate raw materials; Silver or Brass sheet and wire to create unique jewelry that incorporates natural stones, and elements of movement

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Theresa Applegate

jewelry sterling silver, 14k gold accents, occasional resin, natural gemstones, organic elements using fabrication, forming, forging, molding, and lost wax casting

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Barbara Miller

jewelry Polymer clay jewelry and miniatures. Each piece is unique and hand made - I don't use molds. I also paint miniatures in oils, watercolors and acrylics.

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Michelle Kendrick

jewelry Handmade sterling silver metal clay, enamel, and silversmithing one of a kind jewelry. Using glass, CZs, precious stones and bead to embelish.

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