Pam Older Designs New Bridal Collection

by Pam Older
(Larchmont, NY)

Well like everyone we are thinking of how to beat the recession.

Brides will always need flattering jewelry and so I created a new bridal collection.

Instead of pink topaz I used recession friendly pink quartz - no one can tell the difference!

Here is a piece that I love in pink quartz and pearl and silver.

Pam Older
Pam Older Designs

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Recession-Proof Jewelry Niche
by: Rena

What a good idea - people won't stop getting married just because of the economy!

I visited your site, Pam, and am so impressed! Your site and your jewelry are lovely.

Thanks for sharing your bridal collection!

Wow Pam! You are a jewelry designer celebrity!
by: Anonymous

I want to know how to get my jewelry on celebrities and in magazines!!! any tips?
I see it is some what connected to your other profession is that the key?
I love the loopy amethyst necklace. Your jewelry is the kind I would buy for myself-dainty and light but bold and colorful. I love it!!

Janine G.
www.janinedesign.com

thanks
by: Pam Older

Thanks so much Rena! Your opinion is really important to me. Glad you like my jewelry.

tips on getting into magazines
by: Anonymous

Thanks Janine. The best tip I can give you is to never give up. Cultivate media contacts online and in print. Network and have good scans or photos to send all over! I am far from a celebrity- still working very hard to sell to good stores. I love what I do. Good luck!

Fueled my fire.....
by: Debbie D.

I happened upon your site through a piece I read on More.com. I love jewelry and have been wanting to make it to sell for a while, slowly gathering supplies & beads & books for the past I don't know how many months. I am now gung ho on the idea because of your site and have already made a few pieces for friends & family. Thanks for fueling my fire.

Welcome, Debbie!
by: Rena

So glad to hear you're following your passion!

I think most jewelry artists who go into business start out by creating pieces for friends and family, who are thrilled - and it just snowballs from there! :o)

It's a delightful addiction, and even better when people want to buy what you make and adorn themselves with your art.