Black Phenomenal Jewelry Designers You Should Know

ON A QUEST TO FIND HIDDEN TREASURES, WE CAME ACROSS 11 BLACK JEWELRY DESIGNERS WHO CREATE ARTFUL, FEMININE AND EVOCATIVE PIECES. THESE BUSINESS OWNERS ARE ARCHITECTS OF FINE METALS AND PRECIOUS STONES. ON THE RISE TO CULTIVATING A NEW ERA OF BEAUTY, SEE WHICH ENTREPRENEURS SHOULD DECK US OUT IN BLING FOR THE SPRING.To get more news about jewelry designer brands, you can visit jewelryhunt.net official website.

Wild Moon: Asia Clarke
Asia Clarke started Wild Moon Jewelry in the winter of 2010 and has accelerated her craft ever since. This natural beauty describes her creation of jewelry as a healing process that is able to evoke “patience, happiness and forgiveness.” Asia creates her designs for friends, family, women, men and strangers. In addition to her magnetic designs, Clarke offers jewelry making workshops for both youth and adults.

Wild Moon: Asia Clarke
In downtown Seattle, this darling creates minimalistic yet elegant pieces that are both classic and contemporary. In her private jewelry studio, LilyEmme proudly uses “refiners that deal exclusively in 100% recycled metals.”

PeaceImages: Camille P.
Right next to her husband’s turntables, sits Camille’s ever-growing jewelry business. Working from her apartment-studio, Camille creates splendid pieces of art. From her gold leaf hand-chain, to her warrior dangles, it’s very apparent that she lives and breathes the art of jewelry creation.

Rework Creative: Toni Johnson
Soulful singer turned devoted designer, Toni Johnson meticulously reworks bold earthy jewelry and reworks the pieces into beautiful masterpieces. Her collection is eclectic and filled with ethnic stone necklaces, warrior arm cuffs and crystal clusters.

Billie Hilliard:Billie Hilliard Collection
Raised in Houston Texas, designing was second nature to Billie Hilliard. From a sewing machine at 7, to modeling for International designers, Hilliard knew she was destined to design. Billie now creates beautiful masterpieces in her workshop at the Goat Farms Arts Center in Atlanta, GA.

xTarnishedx: Megan Dorsey
Since the age of 16, Megan collected vintage trinkets in an old cigar box. Keeping with her interest, Dorsey started to make pieces out of old vintage charms and chains she had collected over the years. This Chicago native knew ever since she was a little girl, who loved to play in her grandmother’s costume jewelry, that she would soon be creating designs of her own.

A Holey Moley Lyfe: Tori Stamps
Although she stumbled onto making earrings, Tori makes it look effortlessly easy. Each piece is unique and most importantly to her, she wants it to be affordable. Holey Moly Lyfe Earrings are mostly studs that are inspired by her inspirations, aspirations, surroundings and thoughts.