Crafts Jewelry 365 - New Botique Open for Business!

Crafts Jewelry 365, In a small city in Eastern Tennessee, retired postal worker Donna Berger has recently opened her own botique. Ms. Berger retired from the post office after twenty-one years of service, to stay home and raise her adopted children.

As a hobby while a stay at home mom, Ms. Berger began crafting homemade crystal jewelry in her spare time. The botique named Divine Creations is located in Sale Creek Tennessee. Ms. Berger does sell additional crafts in her store along side her crystal jewelry.

Berger will also design jewelry upon request for special occasions such as weddings and birthdays.

Crafts Jewelry 365 - Jewelry By Sevan!

Crafts Jewelry 365, Sevan Bicakci has been creating one of a king crafts jewelry pieces for years now. Sevan, as his jewelry is known, began working with jewelry when he was seventeen. He massed produced jewelry pieces. Then one year, he decided to hand craft a ring for his wife. Shortly thereafter, Sevan jewelry was born.

Initially, Sevan employed his brother to help create the one of a kind piece of jewelry. There first year they produced a total of thirty rings. Sevan's jewelry became well known and in high demand. Sevan has since expanded his business and mow employs 35 craftsmen and produces about 400 rings a year.

The time it takes to create each work of art varies. Some pieces can take from 3 months to a year to produce!

Crafts Jewelry 180 - What A Collection.

Crafts Jewelry 180, One woman's collection of native American crafts jewelry and pottery will sure educate many in the four corners region. Dorothy Haslam was your typical Salt Lake City housewife, with an interest in all things Native American. From 1940 through 1980, Haslam took to collecting various items from the Navajo, Ute, Apache, Hopi and Zuni tribes’ craftsmen.

It wasn't until Ms. Haslam's passing in 2003 that her children knew the extent to her collection. While selling items at a garage sale with a variety of items available, a University of Utah geology professor asked the family if there were any Native American items available for sale, to which the children replied yes, but informed the man the items were getting appraised.

The items Haslam had collected were so rare and full of Native American History, that her family donated the items to a museum. The Utah Museum paid the family $180,000 for the more than 650 items their mother had collected and stored so carefully. The Utah Museum is using the items for educational purposes.

Crafts Jewelry 365 - Is Consignment the Way to Go?

Crafts Jewelry 365, If you are one of the many people who create crafts jewelry, you may struggle to get your items to sell. You already divide your time in hand making your crafts and typically every day household chores; why not let someone else help you sell your goods?

A simple trip to the phone book and or the Internet, you can find a consignment shop locally that will sell your items. The consignment shop near me, allows you to rent a shelving space in the store to decorate and display your items. They sell your items for you and take a small percentage of the sale price for their services. Be sure to leave a brochure or business card in your display to gain direct contact for additional sales!

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