Modern. Geometric. Structural.
You're a leader in the technology field. You love your work because you get to innovate and create cutting edge technology. People look up to you.
Your personal sense of style projects a polished look, whether you are doing a Ted talk, dressed for business casual Friday, a day at the museums or a night out on the town. You always look your best. You like to express your individuality in the clothes you wear and your jewelry. You do not want your jewelry to be seen on anyone else!
You are not a carbon copy and neither is your jewelry.
Uniquely designed, Uniquely You!
My jewelry designs are influenced by the freeness of abstract and organic shapes, the structural elegance of architectural elements, and luxurious gemstones. I incorporate these images into my jewelry, paying attention to ancient and classical metalsmithing techniques I use to create them but make the designs contemporary for today’s sophisticated consumer.
Each piece is one of a kind or limited edition. Candace Stribling Jewelry's mission is to design jewelry that provides interest, admiration, and allows you to stand out from the crowd.
How do you feel when you buy that ''must-have, gotta have it now” new necklace, pair of earrings or cool bracelet? A piece of jewelry that you have been dreaming about and imagining yourself wearing. Getting high fives from your friends.
On March 14, we celebrate Pi day! Did you know that jewelry designers use Pi to calculate how much metal to use in our designs. Read my blog and find out how we use it? Bonus: a recipe for a favorite pie.
In any profession, everyone benefits from learning new skills. As a jewelry artist, learning new techniques or improving upon skills results in better jewelry designs that I'm sure my customers will love and appreciate. I believe in continual learning to I can deliver the best jewelry to my customers.
Making jewelry calls on skills other than the creative. Jewelers require a knowledge of math, science and technology combined with visual arts to create beautiful pieces. In fact, many jewelers use the same tools and technology that can be seen in STEM fields.
