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Elle Jay
Our philosophy is a blending of our unique values and experiences as women. What comes through strongly in our designs is a deep adoration of the natural world and its boundless treasures. Jen is passionate about the environment and is continually inspired by what she sees and experiences in nature...
JD Shipengrover & JD Davison
Lab Partners is a jewelry studio masterminded by two total geeks; JD Shipengrover and JD Davison.
They have been working on traditional jewelry together for over 20 years. They love experimenting with new techniques - like laser cutters and 3D printers and merging them with old school processes...
Elizabeth Jenkins
My work is about color and texture. I have been weaving fabric and making garments since 1979. I started collecting textiles in the mid 1970's. At the time, I traveled extensively in Mexico, Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru. The connection between hand-woven textiles and the Indian's lives and...
Carol Joannidi
"Carol Joannidi of Little Cat Metals was raised on Martha’s Vineyard surrounded by educators, artists, cooks, storytellers, and other creative riff-raff. Classically trained in metalsmithing at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Carol strives to create lightweight but durable designs...
Amy Johns
It's always been pretty clear to me that I owe my love for jewelry to my ethnic heritage - I come from a large family of creative types! We're not shy, we love color, and celebrate the beauty of this wonderful world every chance we get!
Making beautiful jewelry is part of that. Whether it's a...
Ronald Johnson
"Unique Arts has made so many friends and loyal patrons over the past three decades, while creating jewelry, talking rocks, weather and whatnot".
Yaeko Johnson
My jewelry style is Japanese kimono fabric art and natural stones. I like to express different material and color combinations.
Anthony Joneck
My work is hand-formed from fine porcelain. I fire custom glazes to 2300 degrees and accent with three metallic firings of 22k gold. Pendants are finished with unique handmade bails of 14k of wire.
Wiwat Kamolpornwijit
I hand-form every piece of polymer clay jewelry. All colors are original colors of clay, there is no paint applied. I use several techniques including caning, engraving, weaving, layering, and many others for which I don’t have names. I add beads and wires to complement clay work. Ear wires and...