The breathtaking shards of glass Angie Olami uses in her jewelry date from 100 BCE to 300 CE. They were unearthed in Israel by archaeologists sifting through the fallen pillars and once magnificent cities of the Roman Empire. And how do the colors form? The layers of iridescent colors have evolved gradually over the centuries […]
Artists
Darlene Armstrong
Darlene Armstrong is a self taught metalsmith with most of her informal training coming out of Adult Education Beginning and Intermediate Jewelry classes she attended in 1988 and 1989, as well as a semester of casting and other metal-smithing skills at Front Range Community College, Denver, Colorado in 1998. She has spent 20 years diligently […]
Sharon Schaffner
Sharon Schaffner has been designing jewelry for 30 years and has been recognized in local, national and international shows and galleries. Her current work is titled “Faces” and reveals her fascination with different cultures and unique stones. She has traveled extensively, has worked with other cultures and is a teacher in metal and jewelry design. […]