Jewelry Artists
Grace Hogan
Grace uses upcycled vintage materials and natural found objects to make her funky yet simple designs. Her vision is to repurpose those too often overlooked tiny things on the ground, like pebbles, into wearable art.
S. Howell Jewelry
Floral whorls of lupine, the jutting Tetons, and the natural world at large inspire Stephanie to co-create with the earth. She uses traditional metalsmithing techniques like sawing, forming, soldering, stone setting, and lost wax casting, intending her jewelry to draw attention to nature’s beauty. Her work encourages its wearer to slow down and approach even the most ordinary moments with a sense of wonder.
Kay Langland
Kay Langland creates layered, sculptural pieces using a variety of recycled metals, paints, and different finishing processes. She upcycles her materials from the recycling center in Missoula, and incorporates leftover scrap metal into her line of jewelry. Each piece is made and manipulated by hand.
Sierra Eilers
Sierra Eilers’ work is a testament to her childhood in Vermont and the prized possession of jewelry. The Northeast landscape informs her color palette of blue and green stones and line-centric designs. She takes the unique topography created by Vermont’s rivers and incorporates these landscapes into her work. Sierra holds a BFA from Montana State University.
Sue Fischer Hayes
Hayes believes that personal style begins with choosing pieces that resonate with your heart and make you feel special. Influenced by decades of living in the Western landscape, her jewelry reflects her love for exploring shapes and textures. She lives and works in Billings, MT.
Beth Aimee
Beth designs with an eye to emphasize her unique materials, often upcycled and locally sourced. The handmade imperfections in her work, like hammer marks, remind us small differences are what makes something unique. Beth lives in Bozeman, MT and finds inspiration from her surrounding landscape.
Emily Cleveland
Emily creates elegant and simple handwoven necklaces from leather cord and pearls, silver or brass beads. Her work pairs well with nearly any outfit, especially those catering to the rustic feel of Montana fantasy. Emily lives and makes in Bozeman, MT.
Claudia Poser
CERAMICS, MIXED MEDIA, jewelry
Poser creates ceramic wall sculptures, jewelry, and mixed media art experimenting with shape, color, and pattern. She combines the organic with the inorganic, both in material and detail, and is equally inspired by the tension between order and emotion, the rational and the natural.
Adorn to Rise
Claire, the artist behind Adorn to Rise, creates intention-based jewelry designed to empower and support those navigating life’s transitions. With a background in fine art and metal smithing, she believes jewelry is more than an accessory; it’s a deeply personal symbol of strength, growth, and transformation.
Suzanne Nairne
Suzanne’s work is a fusion of fine craft, art and design. She creates pieces that express a personal vision counter to the conformity and generic style seen in both the produced and handmade market today. Suzanne is inspired by architectural and environmental forms and has recently begun incorporating more natural and recycled materials in her work.
Dancing Bear Designs
Handmade jewelry
Sherry Jones uses gemstones, leather and mixed metals to create simple, elegant, comfortable designs. Raised on a ranch in Southwestern Montana, she feels deeply connected to the land and its inhabitants. She hopes to establish a personal connection between her jewelry and its wearer.