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d’ears

Finlayson, Minnesota

About d’ears

Minnesota has some of the most beautiful nature in the country, so it makes sense that it would make good jewelry. Made in the small town of Finlayson, many of d’Ears‘ pieces are adorned with animals, foliage, and even the Northern Lights. You can find these earrings at stores around the country (we found them at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History), but you can also place an order online.

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Pewter Jewelry and Giftable Goods

Danfoth Pewter

Middlebury, Vermont

About Danfoth Pewter

Danforth Pewter’s history stretches all the way to 1775. For nearly a century, the Danforth family made pewter their lifeblood. But then, in the late 19th century, Chinese imports popularized cheap porcelain and glass, and pewter fell out of favor. The Danforth family’s pewter tradition came to a close in 1873… or so it seemed. In 1975, Fred Danforth decided that he would revive the business and apprenticed with artisans to restore his family’s tradition. Today, the company is on solid ground and offers oh so many giftable goods at a variety price-points, from holiday ornaments to photo frames to jewelry to keyrings — all made of timeless pewter handcrafted in Middlebury, Vt.

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Jewelry

Eco Lustre

Brooklyn, New York

About Eco Lustre

When two sisters wanted jewelry that was trendy yet environmentally friendly, Eco Lustre was created. Sisters Natalia and Luda created Eco Lustre and made jewelry that is beautiful, friendly to the environment, affordable, and made in the United States. Their necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings hold an organic, but modern allure.

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Native-Made Blankets and Gifts

Eighth Generation

Seattle, Washington

About Eighth Generation

Eighth Generation is a Seattle-based textile manufacturer operated by the Snoqualmie Tribe, which employs native artists from around the country to design items like socks, scarves and jewelry. There are some lovely items worth your time in those categories, but you’ve really got to check out Eighth Generation’s flagship item: Its luxurious and beautiful wool blankets and their unique design patterns. Our favorite is the Confluence, featuring a pattern designed by a Tsimshian artist. Like fellow Washington manufacturer Sukie’s Candle Co., Eighth Generation is also a member of Seattle Made.

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Custom Jewelry

Foterra Jewelry

Portland, Oregon

About Foterra Jewelry

Capture the spirit of the Hawaiian islands with Foterra Jewelry, whose brightly colored pieces will warm up any cold winter day. The company, which began in Hawaii but now is based in Oregon, also specializes in creating custom pieces that allow you to place a photo into earrings, necklaces, bangles and more. Most items are priced under $75.

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Bracelets and Bags

Giving Bracelets

Scottsdale, Arizona

About Giving Bracelets

Based in old-town Scottsdale, Giving Bracelets offers affordable leather bracelets and leather handbags. The bracelets are made from the leftover leather used to manufacture the bags, and 10 percent of each purchase goes to charity. 

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Jewelry

GRAMMAR

Detroit, Michigan

About GRAMMAR

GRAMMAR artist and founder Sarah Abend makes her line of sculptural jewelry at a studio based in the Wolverine State! Each piece of jewelry is hand cut, assembled and produced in small batches. The brand GRAMMAR caters to those who are passionate about leading ethical lives and supporting small businesses!

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Pewter Goods

Hampshire Pewter

Somersworth, New Hampshire

About Hampshire Pewter

Hampshire Pewter offers some of America’s most beautiful pewter Christmas ornaments, jewelry and other products. This family-owned, family-operated business takes pride in its handcrafted goods. Hampshire Pewter will bring a special touch anywhere, be it your Christmas tree or your kitchen. Note that though all ornaments and the vast majority of Hampshire Pewter’s other products are made in Somersworth, some items are imported from Canada.

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Jewelry

Hello Adorn

Eau Claire, Wisconsin

About Hello Adorn

In downtown Eau Claire, Hello Adorn is the small dream that became something beautiful. Founded by Jess and Adam, who left the corporate world to build a life centered on happiness and creativity, the company now designs and handcrafts minimalist jewelry that’s made to be lived in. Their collection of earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings offer simple, modern pieces that make a great option for anyone who’s shopping for jewelry!

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