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Textural handwrought sterling silver, bronze and copper artisan jewelry incorporating colorful gemstones, primitive tribal beads, fossils and rustic vintage and found objects.
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Christina on Jan 1, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThese earrings are beautiful. I love Lisa's work. Always amazing!
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Bonnieknits on Sep 24, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLove these hoops. They are big, but light, which is important to me. They are well made, with no rough edges. I've been dreaming about these for a while, and glad I finally bought them.
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Cheryl on Oct 13, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGreat size, great pattern, the perfect earrings!!! Thank you!!!!
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Maureen on Jun 16, 2021
5 out of 5 starsI've been a customer of Lisa's for years and years. These earrings are even more gorgeous IRL. The labradorite is a phenomenal touch. As always I will be returning. One of the best shops on Etsy. Cheers!
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jsv on Mar 28, 2021
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful! I absolutely LOVE these! They surpass all my hoops now in terms of size, weight, quality, uniqueness and craftsmanship. I have been wearing these every day since receiving them (which was about a week ago) and I think they are going to become my staple earrings.
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belgard1 on Mar 22, 2021
5 out of 5 starsAnother wonderful pair of earrings from this shop! I've been a customer for a number of years now and always so impressed by Lisa's designs and craftsmanship. Of course I'll be back again and again. Many thanks!
About LisaFlanders
Lisa Flanders Studio
I grew up just outside of Boston and attended Boston University. After then spending almost 30 years in Florida, I returned home to New England in 2007 and now live in beautiful rural Vermont. My jewelry adventure began in 1989 in Gainesville with a chance meeting with master jeweler Richard Beardsley that was to become a turning point in my life. It was the first time I had ever seen true "art jewelry" and I was amazed by Dick's extraordinary creativity and by his metalsmithing skills, and I knew at that moment that I wanted to learn to make jewelry myself. Though he didn't teach, the next moment of kismet came a few weeks later, when the wrong mail was accidentally delivered to my mailbox. In it there was a brochure for art classes at the University of Florida's Reitz Union, including a metalsmithing class given by jeweler Lucinda Moran. Her description deeply resonated with me, and I knew that this was the person I wanted to learn from. In her class I learned the basics of working with metal and gemstones, and have been self-taught since then. While in Florida, I had the privilege of being a juried member of the Gainesville Artisans' Guild, the second-oldest artists' cooperative in the country, and here in New England, I am a juried member of the venerable League of New Hampshire Craftsmen. I design and create my handmade artisan jewelry in my sunny home studio, using traditional metalsmithing fabrication techniques to texture, form, forge, solder, set stones and finish my work. My jewelry combines earthy, organic, handwrought shapes and textures, colorful natural gemstones, primitive tribal beads and rustic vintage and found objects, hearkening back to a simpler time in our complex human journey.
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Lisa Flanders
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An indie artisan metalsmith for 30 years, I am a one woman operation.
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