Renewable Jewels by Jami Mark

Jami Mark of Renewable Jewels loves the beauty and history behind vintage jewelry. Each piece of jewelry uses items of other jewelry from the 1920's up through the 1980's. Stop by Indie Davis this Saturday September 24 10-4 and have Jami tell you her stories about each piece. It's something you won't forget.

October 9th Mrs. Talbott's Hand Crafts

Mrs. Talbott's Hand Crafts creates items that express an old world personality. Made by her today, Mrs. Talbot uses the influence of pioneer history to express a timeless apron, hat, doll, bag etc. She also offers here lovely home grown lavender and homemade hand balm.

October 9th Renewable Jewels

Once upon a time in a far away land, women and men alike received jewelry for occasions or simply as gifts for themselves. These pieces of jewelry were treasured and worn often. As time progressed, they became forgotten. Now they have been rediscovered and redesigned to give the jewelry new life.

Renewable Jewels is a company that takes pieces of jewelry from the various decades and makes them new again. The vintage pieces are one of a kind and combine the beauty of the past with a present-day design. They will be a classic in your wardrobe and last throughout time. Make history with your vintage jewelry and add a new chapter by recreating a new beginning with a happy ending.

-Jami Mark, Designer Renewable Jewels
Here at Haute Again's Indie Davis October 9, 2010

Jami Mark's Vintage Finds

Vintage Silver/Brass Cuff Bracelet $18
Vintage Silver Cuff Bracelet $18

Vintage Imperial Milk Glass Vase $24
Vintage Hummingbird Pendant Necklace $16

Come by nina and tom's Indie Davis (129 E Street Davis, CA 95619) Saturday, March 6, 2010 to see the result of Jami Mark's uncanny talent for finding unique vintage items. Jami hunts flea markets and estate sales through out the region to discover treasures that have been forgotten. With her keen sense, she finds fun and distinct items that are affordable. By doing so, Jami gives the opportunity for each object to begin a new life of memories.