Orange Box Jewelry at the Fremont Sunday Market October 21st...

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...Sing along everyone! I'll be at the Market next Sunday, October 21st 10 am - 5 pm with some great new jewelry, new booth display and plenty of vintage recycled rings.

Orange Box Jewelry at the Fremont Sunday Market August 12th!

I will be selling in Fremont again this Sunday! And I'll be sure to bring more pieces using the wonderful vintage lucite beads - apologies to those who wanted a necklace but didn't get one before I sold out. Let's work together to correct that terrible injustice!

Orange Box Jewelry at the Fremont Sunday Market August 5th!

It might be Seafair in Seattle, but if you're not a fan of boats, come visit me at the Fremont Sunday Market. I'll be on the opposite side of the street from where I'm usually found, but don't let it throw you! I have some new designs available including some great new sterling silver rings made from vintage crystals - beautiful eco-bling for all!!

World Trade Day Post from Jackie DeCarlo

http://jacqdecarlo.blogspot.com/2007/05/gratitude-for-world-fair-trade-day.html

I'm not sure how I missed this wonderful nod from my friend Jackie DeCarlo, author of the new book Fair Trade: A Beginner's Guide. Jackie had a book signing on WFTD at Hoopla Trader's in Washington, D.C. who sells a good selection of my pieces. Thanks, Jackie - I hope you're enjoying your crystal ring!!

Orange Box Jewelry at the Fremont Market July 1

I will be at the Fremont Sunday Market this week, July 1. Come to see my new line of summer jewelry, which is lightweight and the perfect companion to sundresses, sunglasses, and long shorts.

Buy Orange Box Jewelry at the Fremont Sunday Market on May 13th.

And don't forget that this Sunday is Mother's Day. And everyone knows that mom likes jewelry. I just found a lot of some wonderful vintage lucite, so look for new necklaces and earrings in great summer colors.

Where can I buy Orange Box Jewelry in Seattle?

If you live in Seattle and are looking to avoid some shipping charges, you can purchase Orange Box from SPUD (www.spud.com), from Flower of Life Massage in Greenlake, or come visit me at the Fremont Sunday Market www.fremontmarket.com/fremont on May 6th from 10 am to 5 pm.

Say Hello to the Orange Box webstore

This week, you may have asked "What's up with the Orange Box Jewelry website?" The answer is that the OBOX webstore is alive and well, so place your orders and prepare to look fabulous. The format will evolve a bit over the next week or so, but it's all functional and happy. Shop away. www.shop.orangeboxjewelry.com.

Orange Box now available in Denver via Seeds of Exchange

Seeds of Exchange is the awesome brain-child of Sarah Davison-Tracy, a former Seattlite who now lives in Denver. The vision of Seeds of Exchange is to create partnerships between women of different cultures & provide the opportunity to purchase goods that help to foster women's business endeavors in the developing world. After visiting a rockin' SOE party in Poulsbo a couple of weeks ago and a conversation with the founder herself, SOE in Denver will carry Orange Box - the next party is on February 10. Talk about taking it back to the roots of fair trade, Sarah is hooked up with several artisans in India who make beautiful products to support their families. At the SOE party in Poulsbo, I bought a bunch of cards made by Malika and Meena. Check out pictures and more about SOE at http://seedsofexchange.spaces.live.comMeena lives in the North Indian Himalayas. Her cards feature beautiful pressed flowers in different arrangements. During the Poulsbo SOE party, I was talking with a woman who visited Meena at her home and she told me that Meena uses her daughters old school books and presses flowers her husband gathers between the pages. All around her house, you can find stacks of books with flowers peeking out. How cool is that?!? (Not to mention resourceful). A big shout out to my fellow female entrepreneurs a couple of states away and around the globe.

Orange Box Jewelry available to the other Washington - D.C.!

Orange Box Jewelry available to the other Washington - D.C.!
Starting today, Orange Box Jewelry will be sold at Hoopla Traders in Washinton D.C.! Hoopla Traders is a fantastic boutique featuring fair trade, eco-friendly and hand made work from artisans around the globe. If you live in or are visiting D.C. you have got to check these guys out! www.hooplatraders.comHoopla Traders is just south of the intersection of 8th and G Streets, SE, across from the Marine Barracks and just 3 blocks south of Eastern Market Metro. Only a block from the freeway, and convenient to Maryland and Virginia as well as the Capitol Hill, Waterfront, Anacostia, Southeast, and Northeast DC neighborhoods.Address: 733 8th Street, SE, On Historic Barracks RowWashington, DC 20003