[masterslider id=”158″] Erin Deluca‘s jewelry is made to be loved and worn daily. What began as a hobby in a local craft center evolved into a year’s immersion studying jewelry design and technical studies in Italy, followed b

[masterslider id=”153″] East Fourth Street designer, Susan Crow, is driven by her deep connection to design and her core believe that we need to preserve and restore our environment, not take away from it. To that end, she is committed to

[masterslider id=”152″] Designer Diane Dorsey’s aesthetic comes from a place of life experience. Her jewelry is both a testament to her skills as an artisan and her overarching essence as a woman who’s lived. With a BFA in pa

[masterslider id=”151″] Masha Shapiro created Beloved NYC as a collection to commemorate or celebrate family, friends and all who are beloved in our lives. We love the sweet, sentimental and soulful messages on her chic bracelets and

[masterslider id=”156″] In July of 2006, our industry lost one of its greatest talents. Steven Kretchmer was as much mad scientist as he was artist. He was funny, witty, smart, passionate and just about the biggest mench anyone had ever

[masterslider id=”155″] Jeff Feero, Managing Director of Alex Sepkus: 25 years later…we look at these pictures and see it was just the three of us making a go of it. The JA show staff–Judy, Mort and many others–were so k