Jewelry studio

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Come behind the scenes at Something Sublime for a #CraftRoomTour and see Deryn's jewelry studio in Sheridan, Wyoming. The best thing about my studio space is that it's very large. I have room to spread out as well as room to hold private and semi-private classes. See the room and read the full interview here »

Heather Woof is a jewellery designer based in Edinburgh. She creates distinctive contemporary jewellery with a focus on craftsmanship and refined detail.

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Today we’re excited to share a glimpse into the studio of jewelry designer Hannah Ferrara, who will be bringing her line of handmade jewelry, Another...

Rivka Baake and Wilfrid Kreutz of Lappalainen live and work in a brick industrial building in Hanau, Germany, where they make Calder-style mobiles and more.

If you are interested in pursuing jewelry design and want to build a home studio, here are tips on how you can do it and what you need for your setup.

Digby and Iona, the eclectic jewelry studio hailed by Vogue as a “vintage treasure trove,” sits on the third floor of the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn. For owner Aaron Ruff, the studio is like its own invisible tether: He’s never lived more than walking distance away.