ABOUT Sparkle By Kelly
​​I started my journey as jewelry artist in 2004.  In that time I've expanded my knowledge and skills to be able to offer my clients what I call "wearable art".  Nothing mass-produced but very fashionable and a bit unexpected.  I use a mix of materials that include reusing vintage beads, semi-precious stones, crystal , hand-forged wire, handmade pendants using polymer clay... even hardware store finds. 
Can you imagine that! 
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Now that journey continues with Savage Cabbage hand-painted silk mid-summer 2019, and Dragonlily Chainmaille early 2020.  This along with Martin House Leather, we are able to offer much more to the accessory enthusiast and to be a starting off point for those new to accessorizing. 
   

Do you need help styling your look?
Do you need help creating your look?
Would you like us to help?

Let us take the guess work out of the equation - we'll make it easy. 

I remember back when I was in elementary school, I was always trying different ways to create wearables.  Be it modifying a hand-me-down dress or making a wristlet with a weaving technique l was taught in art class, it was a constant thing. Even creating costumes for my Barbie; like making bracelets and other stuff with tin foil.

It's been a long journey for SBK to come to fruition.  Enjoy your visit to our website! 

a few more of designs that have found a home...

Jewelry Care:

​​Let's take a moment to talk about jewelry care.  It's really not hard or complicated.  First, if you get your jewelry wet, dry it off.  Depending on the materials used, it may rust or tarnish.  Temperature - some stones like Opal for example can crack and break due to temperature changes.  Perfume and alcohol-based body sprays - the alcohol can cause some stringing material to breakdown causing the string to break.  NEVER spray perfumes directly on your jewelry pieces.