Blog – Tagged "Finding Inspiration" – Page 2

Travel Jewelry

Posted by Saskia de Vries · June 25, 2019

Our best tips to traveling with jewelry. As a handmade jewelry designer who loves to travel, Saskia has built up many tips for taking your jewelry with you on your travels.

As you may know, Saskia and I love to travel and Saskia LOVES jewelry. We sat down last week and came up with some helpful tips and a very special collection designed with the traveller in mind.

Finding Your Voice

Posted by Scott Kerns · May 29, 2019

Alexandria Ocasio Cortez embodies all of the things a strong woman should be; courageous, bold, intelligent. She speaks her mind and won't back down. Agree with her or not, her ability to stick to her beliefs makes her an incredible role model for young w

Every once in a while someone new appears on the national stage and gets noticed. Maybe it’s a courageous act that brings them attention, or an incredible achievement, or maybe it’s just the way they speak.

Lessons From a Market Maven

Posted by Scott Kerns · May 14, 2019

SASKIA jewelry is featured in multiple markets, NYC and beyond, every year. By now we've become market pros and we wanted to share our advice with you.

This spring marks ten years of setting up tents and folding tables all over the city. Over the past decade, we have learned a few things about street fairs that we thought we'd share.

What is Bohemian?

Posted by Scott Kerns · May 02, 2019

We use the word bohemian to describe a style that stands apart: a person who lives life by their own rules, pushes the boundaries of convention and remains open to new experiences.

Greta's Call to Action

Posted by Scott Kerns · April 22, 2019

Greta is such an inspiring young women who we all look up to in our small company.

In our small company, we like to think about individuals. We often see a customer combine their jewelry in a way we had never imagined, or we hear an adventure they went on that makes us want to follow in their footsteps.

Found Objects and Storytelling

Posted by Scott Kerns · March 07, 2019

During our recent trip to Austin, we spent time in a series of small shops focused on unique objects found through travel.

As travelers ourselves, we gravitated to these establishments and spent hours walking through, touching this and opening that. We felt a kinship with the owners and saw represented in the collections, cultures we have ourselves experienced over the years.