Jewelry

"...a stunning showcase for area artists..." Connecticut Magazine

Celebrations strives to find jewelry designers offering interesting techniques and styles, those who use the highest quality materials, and the most creative designs.

If you are interested in joining us as an artist, please contact us at 860.928.5492 or email our Artist Liaison, Jackie Mahoney (jackie@celebrationsshoppes.com.)

Alex and Ani

Alex and Ani's mission is to design products that adorn the body, enlighten the mind, and empower the spirit. Alex and Ani's collections reflect a design aesthetic that celebrates each wearer's unique essence.

 

Anna Balkan

“I grew up in the Chernobyl area of the Ukraine, when the culture was grey and resourcefulness was a necessity.  I learned to knit and crochet, making the things that were needed from whatever was on hand.  The circumstance proved to be the perfect training ground for an inspirational designer...."

Ayala Bar

"Nothing is routine to Ayala. The materials she works with - simple metals, glass beads, mineral stones and crystal rhinestones are used to translate her creative perceptions into intricate patterns with a thousand messages. Many have tried to define Ayala's style. It has been called Art Deco meets the Middle East, for example..."

Maggie Bokor

"I work with silver in a “clay-like” state, and create all of my original designs with malleable fine silver called Art Clay®. This unique metal allows me to focus on surface and detail with the hands of a sculptor. Most of my pieces are then cast in sterling silver to create a unified collection...."

Kristin Ford

"The Kristin Ford line of jewelry was established in 1994 with a passion for beautiful gems and respect for the energetic gifts each stone has to offer. Kristin Ford Jewelry has always been known for its quality stones and craftsmanship, great use of color and deeper meaning...."

Susan Kinzig

"Through ongoing experimentation I am always trying to explore the relationship of color and texture in my work. I am intrigued with the use of different materials and ways in which to push the limits of what they can achieve...."

Anna Mancini

“My work flows in part from images, colors, textures and even aromas of my native Italy. Growing up in Benevento, just east of Naples and its beautiful bay, I can't help but believe that maybe the volcano made its impression and may well have led me to explore the gemstones and crystals brought forth from the earth..."

Prosperity

“Young and fun, yet clean and elegant, glass!wear delights by going from the office to the restaurant, then out for a night on the town. Our modern geometric designs complement many contemporary fashion stories..."

Jay Schiavone

I grew up restoring exotic cars with my father in his business. He taught me how to make wonderful things and turn old to new again.My mother is an artist that is a wonderful painter and gave me the talent to imagine and see the designs i now create.

Singerman & Post

“Leni loves color, texture, and patterns from many cultures, drawing on surface design, particularly textiles, for inspiration. Her other great pleasure is found in natural form...”

Jen Stone

"The creation of each piece of jewelry begins with hours of beach combing and continues with spreading out the glass, looking for shapes and colors that go well together.  The whole process of creating each piece is a kind of meditation that involves the sound of the sea, the feel of the sun and the colors of the glass..."

Sue Underwood

“I have dabbled in many different forms of art in my lifetime, but in 2002 I was introduced to glass and lampworking and it was love at first sight! ..."

Margaret Young

I have always been attracted to rocks and have collected them everywhere that I have gone. After visiting gem and mineral shows for several years I realized that I liked the cabochons better than beads or cut stones. I started collecting them and decided that I would have to learn to set them in silver. This is how my journey into silver jewelry started...."