After graduating from college in 1997, Kristina Glick Shank moved to Bolivia for three years of voluntary service in that country. When she returned to the United States she began making jewelry and in 2004 returned to school to pursue a Masters in Fine Arts. Along the way she discovered enameling as a way to add color and texture to her work.
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Another fabulous find!!! How does she do it?!?!? : )
Great work. I’ve had a chance to hold several of her pieces and examine them closely — the details are exquisite.
Incredible! This is something I’d love to wear.