Amy A Jewelry

Jewelry Artist. Teaching Artist. Reviving unlikely treasures, reclaimed metals & gemstones associated with myth, power & healing.
pretty + powerful

About Amy

Myth, power, and healing have been the core elements that show up in my jewelry and teaching as legacy, culture, and heritage.

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Photo Credit: Laeti Photography

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A Peace of My Mind logo
Black Girl In Om logo
Dispatch logo
Fresh Eye Gallery logo
Minnesota Humanities Center logo
Next Avenue logo
Sista Smiths logo
Springboard for the Arts logo
Image of Tulane University logo, a white horizontal rectangle with green text. On the left is the Tulane shield and "Tulane Alumni" next to it. There is a sky blue vertical bar which separates the right side text in all capital letters on three lines "Career and Professional Development"
image of Viewpoint Gallery's logo is a large white horizontal rectangle with three lines of text in black. The first line is VIEW in all capital letters and bold font, as is the second like with POINT. The third line is GALLERY also in all capital letters but not bold font.
Image of the White Bear Center for the Arts' logo on a white background. On the left is a circle filled in with purple and the letters A R T inside in white fonts with varying designs. There are three thin swirls of yellow, blue, and orange on the outside of the purple circle. On the right side the black font is White Bear Center for the Arts. the words "Serving the greater Northeast Metro Area" are centered at the bottom of the image.
image of the VoyageMinnesota logo is a large black square with the word VoyageMagazine in white font in the center of the block
an image of the CanvasRebel logo in dark blue font on a white background. The text for word "Canvas" is light and all capital letters. The font for the word "Rebel" is thick and bold. The words are written together as if one word.
The logo for the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum is in all black on a white background. On the left is the symbol described above, two sets of black spirals representing ram's horns. On the right is the name of the museum in bold black font

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