Jewelry studio

Elegant minimalism, bright white, natural textures and rich materials make this a calming and creative space.

This is where it’s all made! My current studio resides in a small Montana town at the confluence of three major rivers. When I’m not walking along the river or tending to my plants I am creating in my studio. Visit my website to learn more about my jewelry business and shop all available designs!

Multi person/student bench

Between modernity and tradition, the Messika workshop brings together talented jewelry craftsmen to sublimate diamonds and the most beautiful jewelry creations.

I was recently on Instagram stories saying how I frequently get asked if locals can pick up their online orders. The answer was "no" for years as I didn't want to invite people into my home to pick up their jewelry. Literally the following week Off The Mat Clothing, a locally made apparel line made from recycled materials, asked to borrow some of my jewelry for a photo shoot and I of course said yes! I brought over some of my favorite necklaces and Off The Mat Clothing owner, Lori showed me…

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 »

Introducing: Permanent Jewelry 💥 Our permanent jewelry studio just opened at our SoHo location! 🎉 With 7 chains to choose from in solid gold and sterling silver, there’s truly something for everyone! Come solo or bring friends to take home a bracelet that’ll always be yours. Book an appointment through the links in our “AL IRL” story highlight!

METALSMITH SOCIETYS TOP JEWELRY STUDIO ORGANIZATION TIPS

The jewelry designer Gabriella Kiss’s studio is a microcosm of nature, history and the creations of family and friends.

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.

A Peek at the Studio - Agas & TamarAgas & Tamar

This week's workbench feature is from @silverskycreations0046

Fine Jewelry designed by Mina D, using Lab Diamonds, natural diamonds, semi precious and precious gemstones.

Elegant minimalism, bright white, natural textures and rich materials make this a calming and creative space.