With a background in geology, Jennifer knows her stones, so if you are looking for something specific Jennifer would relish the challenge of a custom order. In her shop you will mostly find pieces made from semi-precious stones, glass, crystal, silver, and copper. All are one-of-a-kind, one of the great things about shopping at stores like these on Etsy. Jennifer tailors her items to appeal to those who like simple and understated as well as those who like their jewelry bold and funky.
She sent one of her pieces entitled "Cafe Vienna" to review. I love owning a one-of-a-kind piece of handmade jewelry that will really stand out. I also love that this necklace has a story behind it. Made with silver, copper, tiger's eye, bronzite, and carnelian, this necklace was part of a giant bead swap called The Bead Soup Blog Party. For more information, check out Jennifer's blog. When I saw this necklace, it's colors reminded me of fall and I can't wait for the change of season. I was so inspired that I went out and bought a new blouse to go with it. This necklace is such a statement piece with its asymmetrical cluster of large beads on one side that I had to find a simple top so it would be the center of attention.
Between going back to school, Jennifer enjoys keeping her hands busy and is most rewarded by the act of creation itself. Her goals for her shop are to make enough to support her desire to create and possibly make a little money too. Some of the other great pieces that you can purchase at Jewelery by Jennifer Pride are her Peruvian Pink Opal Earrings: faceted square "pillows" with light blue celestite & sterling silver; or you can find a Beaded Braided Necklace with over 2000 glass seed beads hand strung and braided, secured with a silver clasp. One of the most popular items in her shop is an owl cut from paper sandwiched between glass in a memory frame, with coordinating paper beads. Hurry over to find other great pieces that you can call your own before they are gone for good.
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