Artist Type

Medium

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.

Steve Joslyn

Joslyn Fine Metalwork opened it's doors in 1985 with a single goal. To offering beautifully designed and unique pieces of ironwork. Quality workmanship is the cornerstone of the business along with a genuine desire to give our clients superior service and personal attention. These ideals allow us...

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...

Annete Kapfer

"As a child I enjoyed many summers just outside of Oslo Norway where I fell in love with nature and the ever changing oceans and its inhabitants. Long summer days on the water was spent playing and digging by the shore, exploring fish and sea critters alike. After college and marrying my husband...

Laurel Karnecki

Laurel trained at the Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts, San Francisco, CA in 2004. Her connection with the process was swift, the practice seemed natural and intuitive.  She fine tuned her craft working in fine jewelry, setting diamonds and carrying out repair in a traditional jewelry store. In 2008...

Deborah Kashdan

After a long career as a physician assistant, I began making jewelry in 2008. After working with beads for a few years, I became interested in metals and stones and took classes at the Boca Museum Art School in Boca Raton, FL. in silversmithing and lapidary techniques. I set up a studio in my home...
Brianna

Jessica Keemer

"My artwork is inspired from the all of the beauty around us especially the wonders of the ocean and our spiritual universe. I make artwork that respects and is influenced from the natural world. I recognize the balance between humans and nature. The materials I choose to use are responsibly mined...

Shano Kelley

My journey as an artist/jeweler began in 1971. Ready for a change and inspired by the unknown, I dropped out of college in West Virginia and took off hitchhiking to California. For a year I enjoyed living in and exploring Berkeley and San Francisco, but come winter, I found myself heading South to...
Malinda

Virginia Kerr

  I’ve always been creative. As a little girl, I made simple things like pot holders, crochet or knit a blanket or cross stitch a decorative item. No matter the difficulty of the project, there was a personal sense of joy in the process. In 2003, there was a demonstration on television of how to...

Heather Kidson

Heather Bell received her degree in Textile Design from the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, Ont. She also studied in Vienna, Austria under the tutelage of Josef Schulz in his Atelier weaving Goblin tapestries.   Upon graduating she moved to Manhattan where she worked as an apprentice in the studio...

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