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Created in Maine and inspired by travel, Mprint Jewelry’s new summer collection is here

April 11, 2013

Emily Robertson, founder of MPrint Jewelry, loves the word “wanderlust”. She uses it to describe her new summer collection, inspired by travel and the feeling someone gets when they set off on a new journey. Click through to preview her latest collection and shop using an exclusive discount for Maine Today readers!

Handcast and inspired by the sea: jewelry by Andrew Haviland

March 05, 2013

Andrew Haviland’s handcast barnacle rings have been on my mind since December. I finally tracked him down to find out a bit more about the inspiration behind his pieces. Handcast in white bronze, silver or gold, his jewelry are inspired by somewhat unexpected crustacean life. (Hint: not lobsters).

This Valentine’s Day, show her you’re (literally) nuts about her with necklaces from Turtle Love Co.

February 04, 2013

Are you NUTS about someone? Is love driving you NUTTY? Does your significant other CRACK you up? Okay, okay. I’ll stop. But if you are trying to tell someone how you feel this Valentine’s Day, these necklaces from Maine-based Turtle Love Co. will do the trick.

Vintage, handmade and awesome at new shop decades

December 18, 2012

There’s a new vintage shop in town – and it’s good. If you’re in the market for some retro clothes, handcrafted jewelry, kitschy housewares or all of the above, be sure to check out Decades on Congress Street, right across from Coffee By Design. Come take a look!

10 under $10: local gift ideas for her

December 11, 2012

Whether you’re on the hunt for some stocking stuffers, a crowd-pleasing yankee swap item or you’re just shopping on a strict budget, it’s still possible to shop small. After checking out the local talent this past weekend at MECA, Picnic and doing some digging on my own, I’ve found 10 great gift ideas for the ladies on your list, all for under $10.

Three local jewelry designers you probably don’t know about yet (but should)

November 15, 2012

Holiday shopping is hard. I get it. But buying local is easy. Here’s some Portland-based jewelry designers that sell online so you won’t have to wait in line once giving giving season begins.