Jewel School, Part 5Once you have assessed the pieces you own and sold what you don’t want, you may have a few outlying sentimental pieces. These pieces are often out of style, could be damaged, or just don’t fit your personal style. Emily Maynard, of Elva Fields focuses on … [Read more...] about Repurposing & Customizing
Meaningful Work
Care Tips for Fine and Fashion Jewelry
Jewel School, Part 4For all types of jewelry it is important to be smart about storage, Today’s Transitions talked to Ashley Davis of Davis Jewelers. She suggests clasping and laying necklaces flat or hanging in a jewelry box. If storing in a bag, leave a bit of the chain out to … [Read more...] about Care Tips for Fine and Fashion Jewelry
Who this Former Secret Service Agent Met Who Changed His Life, and Why He Thinks Louisville is a Great Place.
Sneakin’ Deacon: From Secret Service to Sacred Service recounts the adventures Greg Gitschier has experienced in his career. Greg served as a Louisville police officer for six years, then was recruited by the United States Secret Service, where he served 22 years. He protected … [Read more...] about Who this Former Secret Service Agent Met Who Changed His Life, and Why He Thinks Louisville is a Great Place.
Selling Fine and Costume Jewelry
Jewel School, Part 3Louisville is lucky to be home to several trusted sources for appraising and selling what Ashley Davis calls “previously enjoyed” jewelry pieces. Davis Jewelers charges a starting price of $75 to conduct appraisals on any type of fine jewelry. Price depends … [Read more...] about Selling Fine and Costume Jewelry
Staple Pieces: Decide What to Keep, Donate, Pitch, or Pass On
Jewel School, Part 2Once you have separated your jewelry and know what you have, decide which pieces you definitely want to keep. It is important to keep a few staple pieces that will go with any outfit for any occasion.These pieces will stand the test of time and often become … [Read more...] about Staple Pieces: Decide What to Keep, Donate, Pitch, or Pass On