MaggieJJewelry
Iowa City, Iowa |
MaggieJJewelry
Handmade Jewelry with Silver and Mixed MetalsIowa City, Iowa 2676 Sales On Etsy since 2006
5 out of 5 stars
Announcement
Moving Sale!!
My husband got a new job in our home state of Iowa, so I’m packing up my studio and having a big sale!
Sale ends February 14, 2019
Announcement
Moving Sale!!
My husband got a new job in our home state of Iowa, so I’m packing up my studio and having a big sale!
Sale ends February 14, 2019
Reviews
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Mel on Mar 8, 2019
5 out of 5 starsThese are really interesting in terms of detail, workmanship and overall look - lots of "pop" in a small space. Perfect addition to a casual outfit. Hope to enjoy them for many years. Thank you!
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Dana Van Meter on Mar 5, 2019
5 out of 5 starsAdorable and well made little necklace with a pretty star ruby. Great necklace for layering. Thank you!
About
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Working on bezel settings for some colorful stones!
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Art Show Booth
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Duke and Finley always say - Safety First!
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Work in progress with the rolling mill
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Totem Necklaces in the works!
Maggie Joynt holds a Bachelor of Arts in Jewelry and Metalsmithing from Illinois State University, where she graduated magna cum laude. She started her jewelry business after moving to the mountains of Western North Carolina. In 2006, she opened a studio and gallery space at the Riverwood Shops in Dillsboro, which she had for over six years. Maggie now works from a home-based studio in the Sandhills region of North Carolina with Duke and Finley, her canine helpers.
"I have always found beauty in unexpected places, such as the surface of the rocks outside my studio, or the frayed wings of a well-traveled butterfly. I incorporate these forms from nature into my designs, transforming them into simple and bold geometric shapes. I fabricate my jewelry using sterling silver, copper, brass, and mixed gemstones. I use many techniques including forging, soldering, roll printing, and stone setting. Texture and movement are important elements in my work. Heat-formed rivets act as hinges and lend an industrial look to my work. I create texture in my mixed metal jewelry with hand carved hammers, and by imprinting fabric, paper and other textures with a rolling mill."
Texture and movement are important elements in my work. Heat-formed rivets act as hinges and lend an industrial look to my work. I create texture with hand carved hammers, and by imprinting fabric, paper and other textures with a rolling mill.
Shop members
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Maggie Joynt
Owner, Jeweler, Metalsmith
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns and exchanges
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
I don't accept cancellations
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
- Items on sale
Returns and exchange details
I charge a 10% restocking fee on all returns.
Customer is responsible for the shipping of returned items. Items should be returned in their original packaging, and shipped with tracking and delivery confirmation.
(I will cover return shipping and waive the restocking fee if you are returning due to faulty craftsmanship or an error on my end.)
Please note that I do not accept any returns or exchanges on any sale items or custom/personalized pieces.
Payment
North Carolina residents will be charged an additional 7% sales tax.
International customers are responsible for any taxes, duties, or fees assigned at customs.
Shipping
International orders are sent via USPS first class international/Air Mail.
If you would like to upgrade to a faster method or add insurance, please contact me.