AbsoluteSouthern

Handmade Jewelry & Dog Collars

Atlanta, Georgia On Etsy since 2015

1,220 Sales | 5 out of 5 stars

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AbsoluteSouthern

Handmade Jewelry & Dog Collars

Atlanta, Georgia | 1,220 Sales

5 out of 5 stars

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Announcement    Welcome to Absolute Southern!

Thank you for stopping by my shop.

I pride myself on making unique pieces that are affordable and stylish.

I really enjoy making jewelry in my spare time and hope to one day make this my full time job.

During the spring, summer and fall you will find me at various craft fairs around Atlanta Georgia including the Marietta Art Walk on the first friday of every month and The Roswell Farmers and Artisans Market almost every Saturday.

I do offer a discount for the local Atlanta areas and surrounding cities. Come find me at one of my shows or message me for the discount code.

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Last updated on Oct 11, 2018

Welcome to Absolute Southern!

Thank you for stopping by my shop.

I pride myself on making unique pieces that are affordable and stylish.

I really enjoy making jewelry in my spare time and hope to one day make this my full time job.

During the spring, summer and fall you will find me at various craft fairs around Atlanta Georgia including the Marietta Art Walk on the first friday of every month and The Roswell Farmers and Artisans Market almost every Saturday.

I do offer a discount for the local Atlanta areas and surrounding cities. Come find me at one of my shows or message me for the discount code.

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Antique Bronze Necklace

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Dog Collar Flowers

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About AbsoluteSouthern

Sales 1,220
On Etsy since 2015

How it all got started!

It seems like it was yesterday that I got this crazy idea to start making jewelry. I love wearing jewelry and shopping for everyday jewelry items. Something I don't love is buying something simple and chic and it breaks the first time I wear it or it turns colors. I think to myself....I just paid 24 dollars for that!!! No, that isn't a lot of money, but coming from meager means I tend to be very picky what I spend my money on. So if I shell out 24 dollars for a piece of jewelry it better last for a couple of wears. I started to take a closer look in the stores and wondering how much it cost to make some of these beautiful pieces of jewelry. I put my internet research skills to work and started investigating prices. I had no idea what I was doing. First I bought a few things from here or there. When it all arrived at my house I started to realize, oh I need this or that to finish the piece. That little parts start to add up and you can’t just buy one jump ring or lobster claw clasp. You have to buy a package of them. So getting started was a little bit of a sticker shock. Once I had all those findings it was easier to get the shiny parts and creative bits without spending too much at one time. Although I can’t seem to decide on what I want so I end up with more than I need. When I started making my own jewelry to wear I would get the nicest compliments and people would ask if I could make them one. After making some close friends some fabulous looking jewelry I was asked, why don’t you start selling these. Huh, I had never thought about doing it for profit or a business. First I listed a few things on Etsy and waited. Three months later I started jumping for joy when I got my first sell! But one sell in three months is not a lot. I started looking into local craft fairs and that is where I got lucky. People love my work and they are buying.

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  • Sherri S

    Owner

    I am a map maker by day and jewelry maker/designer by night and on the weekends. It seems like it was yesterday that I got this crazy idea to start making jewelry.

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Last updated on Aug 26, 2016
Frequently asked questions
What does antique color mean?

This means that a black patina was used to highlight certain aspects of jewelry. It is normal to see black effects on the jewelry.

Is it possible to customize my order?

Yes, please send me a direct message and I will create a custom list for your custom order.