Mitril
Mitril Since 1994 in Chile I have developed several jewelry projects: hand made, wax carving and enameling like techniques using silver, copper and natural stones. The design and technical work reflect our Latin American essence and international design. The second items are the tapestry weaving. The Chilean natives are mapuche (mapu= earth… che=people). They are a farming people and the women weave for their families. They weave utilities; stuff like ponchos, blankets or bandanas. We use this method...
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Simpatico Silver is the working name of silversmith Cindy McGrew-Thomas. She is a self taught jewelry designer, working primarily in sterling silver. Her love of metal also extends to a love of rocks and she enjoys incorporating gemstones and cabochons into her pieces whenever possible. You can see some of her Simpatico Silver jewelry designs on her website . Visit Cindy at Simpatico Silver on Facebook for all her latest...
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We specialize in men’s and women’s heavy-duty jewelry using stainless steel and allergy-free titanium. So you know chainmaille? Like the armor knights used to wear? That’s what we do. Except a modern edgy version of it! We coil and cut all our own rings from scratch and then weave them together one-ring-at-a-time. Then we mix it with keys, clock parts, nails, and recycled hardware. We also have these sweet steampunk utility belts that Eve makes which you can use instead of lugging your purse...
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SunSpot Creations (aka Jim & Cindy Reed) have been members of the Market family since the very beginning. They visited the first week of the Market in 2005 and set up a table selling jewelry the next week. In the beginning, they had one table under a borrowed canopy and just a handful of items for sale. They were one of approximately 15 vendors selling in the Bay Street parking lot. How times have changed. Not only has the Market grown to more than 50 vendors, but SunSpot has grown, too. They now have 4...
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Theresa’s Promise Jewelry Designs was started by mother/daughter team Kerry and Susan Melson. Kerry designs gemstone, crystal, and Czech glass jewelry. Susan is also a jewelry designer and does all the marketing and book-keeping. Susan and Kerry chose the name Theresa’s Promise in honor of St. Therese of Lisieux, the Little Flower. In St. Therese’s biography, Story of a Soul, she said that she believed in “doing little things with great love,” which is Kerry’s motto when she is...
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