Jewelry Artist Success Stories | Fire Mountain Gems and Beads

Krafty Max Originals

I love to create. I am glad that I am not focused on only one medium, this way

Rangashrii Santhanam

Nature is a huge source of inspiration. I love the Myriad variety of colors and shapes that we possibly cannot even imagine

Gereen Salkowski

The role jewelry-making plays in my life is my future. I will follow my dreams and become a successful designer and manufacturer

Treena Rowan

I usually sell by word-of-mouth. But, several of my designs can be found on my website www.facebook.com/treenarowanart. I list my jewelry, my handmade paper bowls, embellished with beads, my paintings--Most of all, though

Anca Vanetea

I consider myself a versatile creator, because I wanted to explore many options while expressing my love for colors, shapes and sizes.

Rosa Romano

I love to create bijoux. I work with thread, beads and crystals in different shape and colors. I like to make mainly weaving, embroidery and Soutach jewelry

Betty Cox

I have sold through Facebook, Etsy and shows.

Heather Masters

As of right now, most of my pieces have been made as gifts for friends/ family, and a few pieces I wear myself. I have sold a few pieces as well, and

Craig Cosbey

I use gears and watch faces from antique watches; I recycle and refurbish antique watches; I give them a second chance.

Michael Thornton

I created and maintain my own website and an ESTY site and have an additional store site. I also attend many craft shows as a vendor and occasionally enter contests.

Glenda Collings

Jewelry-making is now part of my life as a part-time hobby. It emotionally takes my mind.

Cath Thomas

I am a Dutch beadwork hobbyist living in Switzerland and prefer seed bead off-loom weaving, but I also appreciate other techniques (stringing, wirework, etc). Classic and modern, small- to medium-size necklaces with matching ring and earrings using pearls, seed beads, gemstones, cabochons and glass is what I prefer to make

Melanie Chouinard

I'm a sculptor by profession and my medium is primarily polymer clay and papier mache. I bead as a hobby in order to wind down and relax.

Francesca Lobbe

I am working to link my website to high traffic websites such as Facebook and Pinterest. I am also looking to

Barbara A. Briggs

Meet Barbara, a designer who finds inspiration in color, materials, and jewelry pieces. She embraces variety, working in many mediums.

Catharine Temaluru

I enter contests to boost my creative mood, and also to challenge myself to higher level. I sell my jewelries through.

Clay Create

I sell my artwork at markets and have my earrings in six stores in Asheville, North Carolina.

Svetlana Bondavara

I own a small shop with beads and findings, and I also sell my works in it and online.

Tiffany Bobb

A major part of my business comes from meeting people who see what I'm wearing, and ask about...

Amanda Bielski-Wright

I'm inspired by many things, including patterns in rock, animals and leaves, as well as in manmade treasures such as fractals, petroglyphs, and other art.