I love creating beautiful fashionable jewelry that is wearable art.  Color, quality materials, and my desire to offer affordable jewelry drive my design choices.  As an artist, I am constantly working with new color combinations and techniques and each finished batch creates an overwhelming desire to craft a more diverse collection.  Sometimes the results are wonderful and unique and sometimes I start all over but what makes the process exciting is no two color batches are ever the same.

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​The "body" or color portion of each piece is formed from a synthetic clay (manufactured in USA) in a multi-step proces .  From the unique earrings to the fun and fashionable rings to the classy and sometimes elaborate pendant settings each piece is created by myself in my studio.​  

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​Most of my pieces incorporate a setting or "bezel" which are commercially sourced.  I prefer stainless steel as it is more resistant to tarnishing but I also use copper, metal alloys, sterling, and coated stainless steel.  The process of creating includes mixing the clay- often incorporating additional elements such as mica powder - molding to a bezel and applying a resin topcoat. Jewelry resin is incredibly strong, enhances the color of the clay, and adds a translucent or opaque layer to each piece.

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​Purchasing my one of a kind jewelry is easy on this website but please feel free to contact me with comments and questions.  As I am busy in my studio please allow a couple of days for a response.  I hope you enjoy wearing my art as much as I enjoyed creating it and thank you for shopping.

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Sharon Webb Artistry

"Jewelry Crafted to Wear"

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Disclaimer - Some people may be allergic to the metals and/or materials used in the production of the jewelry on this website.  No product on this website is guaranteed to be hypoallergenic but we make every effort to include only findings and materials that are reliably sourced. We cannot attest to the content of the metals used in the construction of the jewelry and are not responsible for any allergic reactions as a result of wearing jewelry purchased from Sharon Webb Artistry.