My one-of-a-kind pieces begin in the form of precious metal clay and are sculpted, carved and manipulated to form a unique piece of wearable art. Using traditional metalsmithing techniques, I make many of the chains and findings. All stones and glass are selected for their unique value and quality.

Jeni Benos meticulously hand carves or fabricates each of her exquisite designs in Sterling Silver. Horses have always been a passion for Jeni. This respect and love allow her to capture a variety of equine personalities in her designs. Shooting is also an enjoyable pastime for Jeni, and after collecting some shells, Jeni began to create elegant designs using spent shell casings, sterling silver, and genuine gem stones.

I work primarily with fine silver and fused and/or flameworked glass. My jewelry relates deeply to natural forms, incorporating actual textures from leaves, shells, etc. to enhance my pieces, many of which also reflect my faith. I also use textures that I have developed myself to expand my designs. Besides a limited production line of earrings, I also work one-of-a-kind and in limited series.

I began my first jewelry business when I was 14. Following that early love, I studied Metal and Jewelry Design at Savannah College of Art and Design and have been evolving as a jewelry artist throughout my adult life. In 2010, I inherited a box of vintage feed sack fabric and began making jewelry out of it. That box of fabric, has led me to create, a mostly repurposed jewelry line. In my jewelry, you will find items such as; copper electrical wire, vintage clothing scraps, book pages and found objects. These one of kind items, help make my jewelry unique and are what makes my jewelry stand out from others.

Cindy coal forges iron into decorative and functional art for the home and garden. Using traditional methods of heating, hammering, bending, and twisting steel, the pieces she creates include candle holders, towel bars, plant hangers, fire pokers, and of course ... HOOKS! of every shape and size.

Inspired by nature, Glenna Fleiner creates original and limited production jewelry, small sculpture, wall art & ornaments. Using ancient and modern metal working skills, she employs a variety of techniques: fabrication, casting, chasing/repousse,die forming, forging, embossing, etching & enameling, creating work in gold, silver & other metals. Glenna's award-winning work has received regional, national, and international recognition.

Artistic blacksmithing, traditional and contemporary, functional and sculptural, architectural and small items.

Commissions accepted. In situ design preferred.

Living in the town of Copper Hill was an influence in Maureen Hearn's decision to choose copper as the primary metal for her stunning jewelry creations. Maureen creates her own unique style of jewelry and constantly works on new styles that combines her copper creations with glass and stone as well as using silver and gold accents. While copper tends to tarnish quickly, Maureen takes the time to lacquer all her pieces so they remain as beautiful as the day you made your purchase.

Langston Pewter is located in scenic Floyd County, atop the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. William Langston lives and creates out of what was once the historical Floyd County Poor Farm. His high quality pewter works are painstakingly designed, molded, cast, finished and shipped directly from his country studio. Langston Pewter has been creating fine pewter products for over thirty-five years, working with some of the largest retailers on the East Coast.

Handcrafted, Celtic inspired jewelry using sterling silver, lead-free pewter, gemstone beads and Czech glass beads. In business over 10 years, Gaelic Creations grew out of a “Mother-Daughter” bonding experience.

Handmade fine silver jewelry reflecting contemporary and natural themes.

Flame gives my copper a simmering, iridescent patina that changes throughout the day. Detailed hand tooling twinkles over harmonious shapes and paint highlights the design. My goal is lively experience for both passing glance and leisurely perusal. I also work and design in stone, clay, fabric, neon and fiber optics and write, speak and give workshops on these art forms and on healing through making art.

Otis Mullins, a native of Wise County, handcrafts railroad spike knives and knives with antler handles and blades of stainless steel and sawmill blades.

The spike knives are made of spikes found along railways in Wise and Dickenson counties in Virginia. They are hard carbon steel and no two knives come out exactly the same.

Stony Fork Workshop features birds and other creatures welded together from recycled tools and other farm parts. Wind chimes made from used coffee pots, roller skates, horse shoes and more. High fired, wheelthrown, functional pottery. Hiking sticks made from homgrown bamboo.

My studio is located at my home in the beautiful mountain town of Blacksburg, Virginia; where I live with my husband and dog.

Each necklace, earring or bracelet is an unique design; inspired by beautiful gemstones found in nature, such as Amethyst, Citrine, Garnet, Lapis, Jade, Turquoise....
And by the ocean ....with freshwater pearls, coral ,and sea glass collected along the beaches of Maine, North Carolina and Florida....

All the findings are of fine copper, sterling silver or 14k gold-filled....many of the clasps have been designed to be worn as the focal point of the piece.... including original designs in PMC or Precious Metal Clay, a clay-like substance that when fired in a kiln becomes .999 silver.
...my copper, including shawl pins, are hand-etched.

My jewelry can be created for any special occasion, especially weddings. For the bride, the mother-of -the-bride, or bridesmaid...a necklace, bracelet or earrings can be custom designed to match the style of your gown and your personality...and, is the perfect gift to remember this day

Custom iron work, modern and historically correct period work, including 17th century through present time.

Contemporary freeform metal sculpture, constructed out of steel. powder coated or rusted finish.

I hand paint miniatures of birds, animals and plants on bone, antler and synthetic materials. These are then set in sterling silver as pins and pendants. Often the jewelry pieces open and have a Biblical inscription inside that relates to the subject of the piece. I hope to communicate the intricacies of Nature and the amazing way that each part is a reflection of the Creator.

I made unique designs that I design myself. I take pride in my work and I really enjoy it.