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I absolutely love these earrings. The design is unusual and whimsical. Very well made. Great addition to my earring collection. Striking in appearance.

– Margaret on Heart Earrings

COOL RING!

Saw this ring on a Pinterest i think. I like the way it bends at the knuckle and it is gold and silver so it won't change colors on your finger. Happy with it! – Jamie Young on The Future Eve Ring 

SUPER EARRINGS! - Silver Geometrics Earrings

I spent a bit more on these than i wanted to.. but i couldn't resist! I went to this store in Chicago and when the sales girl told me Lady Gaga had the same earrings (love her) I had to! - J.J. on Silver Geometrics Earrings

BEST NECKLACE EVER!!

This necklace goes with anything, and can be layered with other necklaces too! Really cute but also totally unique!! - Jackson Olenick on Teeth Brackets Pendant Silver Necklace

Coral Brooch

Nice brooch, very pretty and hand made. Looks nice on a blazer like in the picture. Thank you – Samantha Stouble on Blue Coral Isle Brooch

SUE GREGOR


Sue Gregor has been designing jewelry in Bristol, England for over a decade. She began her jewelry craft journey during a dark time in her life, in hopes of creating a light at the end of the tunnel. By gathering inspiration from the flora in Bristol, she has certainly succeeded in lighting up the jewelry scene with her enchanting nature-themed collection.


 Gregor uses a fossilization process to press leaves and flowers gathered from the outdoors that embeds the details of the plants’ surfaces onto the acrylic material. This uncommon technique is the artist’s way of melding synthetic materials with nature, creating a dynamic relationship between elements.


The structure of the acrylic collection has a distinctly retro vibe, a nod to the material’s first use in fashion during the 1930s. The bold, exotic colors are eye-catching and reminiscent of trends in the 1960s. Mother Nature never goes out of style, and Sue Gregor’s striking pieces are timeless reflections of Bristol.

BRISTOL|ENGLAND


Painted in maritime history along the Avon River is England’s southwestern city of Bristol. While the city itself is small, the quirky and artsy lifestyle has produced larger than life artists such as Banksy, and music festivals such as Love Saves the Day. The nautical neighborhoods are home to bars on boats and art on the streets. Gloucester Street is a charming, trendy shopping row with more independently-owned shops than any other street in the country. Bristol also boasts its own independent currency, the Bristol Pound. 


 Bristol enjoys a massive street art culture, with vibrant outdoor artwork decorating once drab streets. A variety of unconventional art gallery spaces are located around Bristol, even one housed in a former public restroom. Bristol is also the UK’s first Cycling City, home to a cohort of fixed gear enthusiasts. This unique city is flourishing with fantastic inspirations for artists of all sorts.