indicates artists whose beads appear on this site.

Pam Chott - designer jewelry

Greg Galardy

Metalcyberspace
A website made available by Susan Sarantos to help provide documentation in the field of metalsmithing.

Kristen Frantzen Orr

Susan Simonds - E-mail

International Society of Glass Beadmakers

Pam Chott - 1999 Silverhawk Award

	Fine Designer Art Jewelry by Bernardine. Designer jewelry in silver, gold and gemstones. Each one of a kind or limited edition jewelry piece is an original design, individually handcrafted and signed by the artist.
	Ganoksin The gem and jewelry world's foremost information resource on the Internet. Open to the public, free of charge - a substantial library of articles, publications, reports, and technical data on gem and jewelry related topics, as well as a sizable collection of art and jewelry galleries, for both the casual visitor and the professional.
	Golden Knots by Loren Damewood Hand-crafted Knot Jewelry: Decorative Marlingspike Seamanship rendered in precious metal.
	Silverhawk Craft Realm Objects " made by hand " are more likely bought when touched and held by hand. Silverhawk's mission is to guide visitors to where they can see, touch and buy art work.
	TAH Handcrafted Jewelry Custom, one of a kind and limited edition jewelry fabricated in gold, silver, copper, mokume gane and gem stones by Timothy A. Hansen.
	Taylor River Jewelry Designs - Handcrafted Designer Jewelry Each piece of designer jewelry is custom made and handcrafted. I take great pride in creating each distinctive piece making it a one-of-a-kind heirloom to be treasured for generations.
	VISIT THE OTHER BEADIFFERENT SITE BeaDifferent Press LISA VAN HERIK'S "Make Wire Beads" and the new "Studio in a Bag" series. Lisa Van Herik and I are jewelry artists who work primarily in metals. In 1999 we independently began ventures into the bead community and we each chose a variation of the name "Beadifferent". We discovered one another in 2000 and discussed the issues. We felt that it would be best to become allies in a complementary relationship, referring visitors to each site and trying to dispell the confusion for our guests. She will continue to use "BeaDifferent" for her publishing company and I will use for the reusable findings on this site. We apologize for any difficulty this may cause you.

Glass beads © Dolly Ahles