We love to create happiness with handmade jewelry crafted in the USA

At the core of my soul I am a forager. I spent many years gathering experiences before I found all the pieces of myself. Now in my mid-forties I am as authentically myself as I have ever been. Out of those years of growth I have found creation to be an essential part of who I am. My current artistic endeavor is making light-weight jewelry. One of my techniques is not just inspired by nature but also actually made from nature. I forage local flora and fauna to create my pieces. I dry what I gather and paint resin on it to add stability. Individuality is demanded in this style of art and no two pieces are the same. As a wild child of the earth I also focus a lot on up-cycling. I forage for vintage tin boxes, antique postcards, and other fun materials and repurpose them into comfortable to wear jewelry pieces. The patterns on my up-cycled items are diverse and can give bohemian, art deco, retro, floral, and many other stylistic impressions. My style embraces the concept that earring pairs can be sisters and not twins, that style should be comfortable, and that true beauty is nature made.

Your Jou Jewelry is more than a brand; it’s a celebration of personal connections and heritage. Inspired by my Japanese ancestors from Okinawa, the Jou family, Your Jou Jewelry aims to make you feel like cherished members of our own family.

Living life intentionally, Alicia and her family has strived to make items with meaning. Specializing in crystals, wire wrapping, and essential oils.

The Land of Salt is a line of handcrafted daily-wear jewelry handmade by Erica Hoggan in Salt Lake City, UT.

Rhianna Smuin is a fiber artist who specializes in embroidering necklaces, bookmarks, keychain, and other accessories.

I make handcrafted nature-inspired jewelry. Each pendant by etching and piercing it to bring out the beauty of nature in a detailed way.