Judi's Handcrafted Jewelry

Handcrafted jewlelry using vintage beads and settings, gemstones, and crystals. Each piece is unique and one of a kind. Handcrafted in Brooklyn.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Bracelet! Wear them stacked.

Posted by Judi Varnai Aronson at 5:41 PM

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Just Two NYC Girls!November 21, 2010 at 3:00 PM
When is the jewelry party?? When can I buy??
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Judi Varnai Aronson: You can say that I began to design jewelry when I was 7 years old. We were immigrants from Hungary and my mom had a job as a bookkeeper for a costume jewelry company. To make extra money, my family strung necklaces at night. I have always dabbled in the arts, I have been a potter, photographer and now a jewelry designer. My ceramics were once on display at the Brooklyn Museum, and one of my phototgraphs has won an award. I have studied art at Parsons, Brooklyn Museum and recently took silversmithing at 3rd Ward in Williamsburg. I look for beads and findings wherever I travel. Some of my favorite pieces were bought in Nepal, Italy, Bali, Cambodia, India, Peru and Israel. I spend time also looking for vintage beads and findings and often combine the old with the new to create unique pieces. No two pieces are ever the same. I have scoured small towns in California and upstate New York to find unusual beads, findings, chains and pendants. I use the finest gemstones and findings to create my pieces.

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