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Bonnie Ogilvie
This design is all about stainless steel chain. There are 12 styles of chain, curb, cable, rope, doubles... paired with semi precious gemstones from Dakota Stones.
TIFF WU
The Essentials Crosssbody is designed to mirror the layers of the modern woman. Made with supple, ultra-soft Italian lambskin, this bag is built with strong-yet-sleek American hardware. The interior is lined with luxurious linen featuring a hidden message in Morse code — because true beauty demands more than just a glance.
Stephanie Dixon
This piece uses a lot of Garlan's larger styles in both antique silver and gunmetal.
Lynne Suprock
I am a frequent feature writer in both Belle Armoire Jewelry Magazine and Jewelry Affaire Magazine by Stampington & Company. My jewelry has also been featured in Lark Book's Showcase 500 Necklaces. I use Garlan Chains in many of my designs. In these necklaces, I use a base metal cable chain to compliment the etched brass metal and enameled book covers. The book cover is latched with a leather piece and finished with colored coptic stitching.
Bonnie Ogilvie
This design features silver large square wire rope chain, dripping with Murano glass beads.
Laura Timmons
Rose Gold filed curb chain woven with silk and adorned with rose gold Swarovski pearls.
Kristin Oppold
Designed for Belle Armoire Jewelry Magazines Spring Issue by Kristin Oppold from her Between the Lines Collection. You can find Kristin's blog here yayjewelry.blogspot.com outlining everything she made for the issue and the design process.
Wanderluxe Jewelry
Wanderluxe is a craft jewelry collection created for chic drifters and modern dreamers. This piece is inspired by Indian Mandala art and Native American dreamcatchers. Each piece is hand embroidered in our Providence, RI studio. Great care is taken to keep all production and manufacturing local including the double curb chain from Garlan Chain to the back. www.wanderluxedesign.com
Bonnie Ogilvie
All chain styles from the Gold/Silver Chain kit paired with Red Creek Jasper from Dakota Stones and a Tierra Cast toggle.
Kristin Oppold
I love earthy jewelry design with interesting textures, shapes and materials. I think I am mostly originally inspired by a shape and it kind of makes its own path from there. I often use Garlan Chain as a finishing chain for my handmade hook and eye clasps. I particularly love their etched chain that is in the matte finishes and that can accommodate a hook clasp for adjustability. You can find my designs at www.yayjewelry.etsy.com