Jewelry
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“The designs for both my jewelry and my beads are strongly influenced by decades of summer on Martha’s Vineyard. I love the transparency of glass and find it a wonderful medium to convey the joy of summer on the island." |
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“I have always lived in a world that was so much larger and more vibrant than the one we can experience with just our five senses. As a child I had tea with the fairies in the forest and long conversations with animals, rocks and trees. I had a mad love for beauty from the time I was very young...." |
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“Modern and whimsical art jewelry featuring fine and sterling silver, as well as, bronze inspired by nature in hopes of bringing you joy. My medium of choice is metal clay, an eco-friendly form of reclaimed pure silver. My jewelry is made for the eco-conscious fashionista…because you can still be kind to the earth without sacrificing beauty..." |
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“Kristin Ford Jewelry has always been known for its quality stones and craftsmanship, great use of color and deeper meaning. Each piece is designed incorporating meditation, the unique energy of stones and numerology. The jewelry is always accompanied with a tag describing the healing qualities of each stone...." |
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“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..." |
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“My designs focus on the color and cut of the glass in order to celebrate a process of glass art masters. Many of the shapes and cuts of vintage glass have had handwork in either the cutting or polishing process or both. Vintage glass making has great artistry and is very labor intensive.” |
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“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! ..." |
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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...." |
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