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Marvelous handmade artisan pieces to inspire you...and to lighten your purse!

Susan Lenart Kazmer: Expressing a passion for found objects.
Mazel Tov! Jewelry Treasures: For outstanding women who don't mind standing out!
Susan Green: Jewelry to celebrate the spirit of beauty in women.
Rita Okrent: Ancient and ethnographic pieces. Sadly, Rita died in 2005, but her website is remaining open.
Embroidered Soul: Natural materials, handmade beads, and fibers.

"Native Dance"

Mixed materials necklace

Bella Bead Jewelry: Fresh, fun, inspired by movement, light and vivid color, the spirit of Bella.
Glassotica: Contemporary lampwork bead jewelry.
Kate Fowle Meleney: Astounding lampworked pendant bead necklaces with electroformed accents.
Abednego Beads: Lisa Walsh's beautiful jewelry.

Jessica Beels Design: Luxurious sculptural jewelry ~ One-of-a-kind and supremely wearable.
Don Pierce: Beautiful loomed pieces.
Lidija Fairbanks: Lidija's work is exquisite!

Seed bead embroidery

Wildest Dreams Designs: Extraordinary beaded neckpieces.
Sherri Serafini Jewelry Design: Her earliest inspirations came from her grandmother's jewelry boxes. You won't believe what Sherri has done with that love!
Rebekah Hodous Fine Art Beadwork: Pieces which speak to the soul.

Jeri Goodman: Contemporary fused glass pendants and earrings. Dichroic and iridized glass.
Coolbawn Arts: Joan Gulotta's artwork is inspired by her native Ireland.
MacLaren Dichroic Glass Jewelry: Individually handcrafted by Nancy MacLaren.

Fused glass and strung crystals

C F Originals: Christi Friesen works in mixed media, combining polymer clay with a multitude of other ingredients.
Linda A Hendrix: Lovely raku bead necklaces.

Laura Gibson: Classic elegance with a twist.
Eni Oken: Jewelry and beads, along with a little bit of fantasy: who can resist it!
Nikki Feldbaum: Wearable sculpture ~ just gorgeous!
Baylie For Brains: The website of a courageous little girl. Baylie was diagnosed in Feb. 2000 with Chiari Malformation (a rare brain abnormality) and in June 2004 with Pseudotumor Cerebri (high intracranial pressure). She has an LP shunt and has undergone 2 brain surgeries since her diagnosis. There is no cure. Baylie and her friends sell bracelets for $5 to raise money for research.

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