Much like Daus, Nicky Butler has carved out his own special place within the jewelry industry. Working primarily in sterling silver and unusual stones like moonstone, turquoise, and chalcedony as well as with precious gems like peridot, garnet, and amethyst, Butler’s work is also easily recognizable. Using a lot of cabochon-cut gems and beads, as well as faceted stones, he sets his work into unusual shapes and forms. While some of his work is reminiscent of Native American style jewelry, other pieces are totally his point of view alone. Big and bold describes Butler’s work, which runs from nature-inspired to religious icons. Butler’s work is available online, through various boutiques, and on HSN.
Today’s women have lots of options with regard to jewelry and no longer does one of them have to be the cheap, dime-store variety. The above jewelry designers have opened their hearts and minds, as well as their creative talents, to make sure that every woman can have the opportunity to own something worthy of her. That is a special gift indeed!
Today’s women have lots of options with regard to jewelry and no longer does one of them have to be the cheap, dime-store variety. The above jewelry designers have opened their hearts and minds, as well as their creative talents, to make sure that every woman can have the opportunity to own something worthy of her. That is a special gift indeed!
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