Jewelry Collection
We are constantly finding exciting new jewelry artists with creative designs that follow the current fashion trends.
One strong trend is the use of oxidized sterling silver which is incorporated in many of the pieces below. 

Our jewelry artists are able to create custom pieces to meet your desires.
Just explain what you'd like and we can have it made quickly at a reasonable cost.
480-563-9800 or email to Pinnaclegallery@cox.net

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First we've got to show you the incredible work of a New York jewelry artist who hails from Korea where she mastered the art of fusing gold to silver. 

So Young Park has an MFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and taught at Syracuse University. She uses the difficult Korean Keum-boo technique to fuse gold to silver. She then employs the harmonic use of wires, tiny discs, engraved patterns and textures forged of gold and silver to create elegant, yet unique visual forms. Click on photos to see the amazing details and then "back" to return.

Bracelets                                                                                                Necklaces
                                      

Earrings
     

Tracy Arrington - NEW
With fine circular designs, Arrington’s jewelry is both classic and contemporary. Each piece is hand-crafted in her studio using sterling silver, 14K gold filled, hand-selected pearls and semi-precious stones.
The darkened portions are sterling silver which has been oxidized for deep contrast.

Judith Neugebauer 
A professional ballet dancer who performed at Radio City Music Hall and with the New Jersey Ballet Company,
Judith has been creating jewelry since 1974. She works primarily in sterling silver with overlays of 23K gold leaf.

Patricia Tschetter creates distinctively contemporary pieces using oxidized silver, minimalist shapes, architectural structures
 and non-traditional materials with 22kt yellow and white gold granulation.
          

and, Patricia has sent us her newest designs with oxidized silver,
 her "Oval on Oval" necklace

        and her "Stary Stary Night" necklace & earrings        
       

Sean Hill
The wonderful work by Sean Hill has been our most popular jewelry the last five years. Made with gem-grade resin in sterling silver or vermeil, the pieces are elegant, distinctive and still very well priced. Sean is continually creating new designs so the selection changes frequently and customers who own Sean's pieces come back for his new pieces.  
Some of Hill's rings:
         
  

Some of Hill's bangles:

Earrings:

Beads & pendants:

Megan Auman
Megan’s jewelry of welded steel with silver and 14K gold-filled wire are classic yet distinctive; bold yet comfortable. She believes that simplicity plus repetition equals the best designs. We believe her long chains are in the forefront of current jewelry design.

Elizabeth & Don Buck
Though both Elizabeth and Don studied art, design and metalsmithing before they were married, their work is a collaboration of Elizabeth’s flair for colors and textures with Don’s sense of structural design influenced by modern architecture and classic cars. Each piece is handmade using a combination of hand fabrication, hand forging and/or casting of their designs. As you can see by clicking on these three photos, their designs and semi-precious stones produce a wide range of choices.

Bill Booze cuts his own semi-precious stones so they have exceptional brilliance and clarity. Bill cuts each rough stone for maximum brilliance, whereas most other stones are cut for maximum size. He then sets the stones in creative settings that exhibit clean lines and flattering designs. Pictured here are just a few examples of Bill's rings. He can also create custom pieces for you in virtually any design and any stone.

Kazzie Talmadge seems to have an eye towards the latest styles and creates jewelry that is on the leading edge. Not too far out, but on pace with contemporary designs, often her designs are seen on the fashion pages and in the top jewelry stores . . . after Kazzie creates them. 

Rynda Clark
Rynda and her friends sew beautiful jewelry pouches of the finest quality brocades and Satins. The leopard pouch, at right, is a soft microsuede lined with Satin. Each pouch is adorned with antique gold or silver solid metal beads and Satin cord. Each is 4" x 4" closed, 4" x 9" open, and has 8 little pockets on the inside.

These handmade pouches are ideal for protecting jewelry at home or while traveling. For air travel these pouches are perfect for keeping all your jewelry together for a security inspection.
A pouch is also a perfect gift-wrapping for just about anything above.

Questions? Need a special piece of jewelry?  Call us at (480) 563-9800 or send email

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