Sale Earrings

Michelle Lattner of Keta Handmade is a South Philadelphia-based jeweler who uses traditional tools and materials found on historic jewelers' row to create anything but traditional works. Michelle was inspired by our own 'Mary Cassatt at Work' exhibition...

Ethel Norcia is the artist behind Tolemaide. From her studio in Bologna, Italy she creates simple, forward and refined jewelry with an alternative style unconfined by fashion trends. Innovative materials and original handcrafted powdery-tinted ceramics...

Bridget Seligson is the designer/maker behind Zelik. Specializing in high quality handmade jewelry she combining sculptural forms and classic essentials with unique and traditional metalworking techniques. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and...

With a strong background in design from Drexel University coupled with a long tenure in the fashion industry, Philadelphia-based Susan Rifkin's love of color and design has evolved into a distinctive line of handmade jewelry. These earrings are both...

The designer of Clouds and Ladders jewelry, Kate Joseph, is inspired by her love of nature and the history of art and design. Informed by the ideas that jewelry can be worn to empower and facilitate self-expression, her designs are often customizable...

Bridget Seligson is the designer/maker behind Zelik. Specializing in high quality handmade jewelry she combining sculptural forms and classic essentials with unique and traditional metalworking techniques. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and...

Award winning sculptor/artist Stacey Lee Webber cherishes working with found materials-- often vintage coins-- whose history is physically evident. Based in Philadelphia, Stacey's work is often described as meticulous, pushing the boundaries of everyday...

We've long been drawn to the organic quality of Sarah Richardson’s jewelry. A favorite of our museum patrons since early 2018, her designs are inspired by nature and botanicals. Using traditional wax carving techniques, each piece is hand carved, then...

We've long been drawn to the organic quality of Sarah Richardson’s jewelry. A favorite of our museum patrons since early 2018, her designs are inspired by nature and botanicals. Using traditional wax carving techniques, each piece is hand carved, then...