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J & J Brown Garnet
Studio
Garnet Studio is owned and operated by Joe
and Judy Brown. Joe is a retired school teacher that has
been cutting stones for over 30 years. Judy cuts
cabochons and designs and sets the stones in 14K gold and
silver jewelry. When Joe retired two years ago they
moved up to their family homestead in North River where they
built a studio attached to their home overlooking Gore
Mountain. Their specialty is Adirondack Garnet but the
store offers a large variety of gems from all over the world.
From Sapphires to Tourmaline, Moonstone to tiger-eye, there is
much to look at. They also offer custom designed jewelry
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Annick Designs
creates fine artisan jewelry in a variety
of collections utilizing different materials and application.
Her "Vintage" and "Swarovski Crystal Collection" present
Victorian and Renaissance inspired jewelry created with
antique filigrees and discontinued Swarovski crystals.
She also specializes in unique and rare gem stones that can be
seen in her "Precious" and "Wire Work" collections.
These pieces of wearable art are created with labor intensive
wire wrapping using various gauges of sterling silver wire
which are then oxidized for a dramatic, antique finish. |
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Tamarack Studio
Tamarack Jewelry is a collection of gemstones set by
silversmith Regina Eldridge, portraying historic styles
ranging from early Celtic, through Victorian, Edwardian, Art
Nouveau, and Art Deco periods. Construction techniques
include hand fabrication, die-struck filigrees, lost-wax
casting and free-form jewelry sculpture from precious metal
clay. Many pieces incorporate all of these techniques
with unusual gemstone cuts to create unique, one-of-a-kind
necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings and brooches. The
shop in Warrensburg, NY ("at the bandstand") offers hundreds
of items to choose from in price points from $20 to $1500. |
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Crystal Eggleston
Raw metals such as nickel, copper, and
brass make up the majority of my jewelry portfolio. I enjoy
the natural qualities of these materials and the way in which
they react to the heat of a torch. Most of my metal pieces
incorporate a semi-precious stone of some kind. I feel that
the combination of the natural metals and semi-precious stones
give an earthy feel and make each piece truly unique. The cuff
pictured is made from copper with an onyx stone. The red
patina you see in the copper is natural and is created from
the heat of the torch. |
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Joyce Hanson |
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Caretz Design
Carol Jonietz creates beaded jewelry in
unusual combinations of stones, pearls, and Swarovski
crystals, with sterling silver, gold, or copper accents.
Some of the stones she uses include amethyst, smoky quartz,
amazonite, prehnite, garnet, labradorite, iolite, black onyx,
jasper, and turquoise. If you would like something designed
just for you, contact her through Elements of Art--gift shop,
art gallery, art supply shop--in The Shirt Factory in Glens
Falls, where you can see more of her beautiful designs. |
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Nancy Leeper |
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Patricia McDermott |
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Jacqueline McKannay |
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Tracy Thomas
I've been creating unique lampworked glass jewelry from my
Hudson Valley studio since 2000. Lampwork is a process
developed centuries ago in Italy for forming molten glass into
beads and sculptural shapes. I make each piece one at a
time, using colorful rods of glass melted in a torch flame,
shaped, decorated and then fired in a kiln to strengthen the
glass. What appears very delicate is in fact quite
durable. I am working on new ideas for functional glass
art. My earrings and other jewelry feature my glass work
and sterling silver. |
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Susan Thrasher |
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Open Nov. 14-Dec. 24 (Mon.– Sat. 10 am-5
pm)
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Thurs., Dec. 24
Closed Thanksgiving |
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