Whitney Abrams

06/01/2025

These buttons were my grandmother's. Now two of them are drops for my mom's interchangeable earrings! So much style and history!

04/01/2025

18k textured ear wires allow you to add or subtract multiple drops. Featured here are Italian vintage coral penguins. Make them your own!

03/24/2025

Collection of coral and turquoise (turtle) available for purchase. Please DM for details. The f**a, moon, lips, cherub and turtle are not top-drilled. So much personality on this tray!

02/04/2025

So many great friends and beautiful gems! Another year in the books. Look for new work off my bench!

01/27/2025

Layered agate intaglio blank set in 22 karat hammered gold with diamond accents. Off to their new home, a "drop collector". #

01/19/2025

Came upon this intaglio and it couldn't have been more perfect! My mom got a second lease on life last fall, so this was the perfect gift for her charm necklace. Accented by a reverse-set red sapphire, it really sparkles.

01/08/2025

11/23/2024

Topsy-Turvy earrings on the bench! Final solder for pearl posts, drilling pearls, then setting the stones! Should be a neat combo of Fall colors for this Holiday Season.

11/17/2024

A special, sentimental brooch, updated to a modern, organic look. Very wearable and modern, now. Brooches are in fashion and ready for winter.

09/26/2024

Hand carved labradorite and boulder opal earrings, 22 karat gold circa 2005. Looking back to nudge myself forward!

09/25/2024

How lucky I was to have met Sharon in June of 2018. We were both attending the ASJRA conference in Boston. She came over to me and complimented my necklace and earrings and was interested in where I had studied Goldsmithing and how I came to love Etruscan and Renaissance jewelry. She was a fascinating conversationalist and shared her vast knowledge of jewelry. She was a striking woman, petite, yet bold. She commanded the room with her elegant style and unique, wardrobe and statement jewelry; Sharon was a force! It was a chance meeting over lunch that grew into a friendship, over the years. I had the honor of being interviewed for her podcast, not once, but twice. She visited in Chicago, for SOFA in 2019 and we spoke on the phone about exhibits, other art-jewelers, her amazing collection, and many things we shared since 2018. I was thrilled to introduce her to several jewelers to add to her podcast in the following years, she was always grateful to make a new jewelry connection. I marveled at her passion to travel to so many jewelry destinations around the globe. Covid really curtailed that, but allowed her to focus on her interviews. I will miss her ever-positive attitude, interesting insights into the jewelry world and wonderful spirit. Sharon was a trailblazer in the jewelry podcast landscape, what a gift she has left us with her hundreds of recordings . My deepest condolences to her family and friends! Many thanks to Elyse and Yvonne of ASJRA , without whom I may not have had the good fortune to know Sharon! We have lost a very special voice and enthusiastic spirit in the jewelry world and an all-around fantastic woman! RIP, my friend, you are missed!!!