Stevie Inspired Jewelry

[InDreams]

We fell with enchantment, into the wild. Into the cryptic of the Mystic. We danced under the full moon like the gypsies that we were. Are. She took my hand, her pale, blonde hair swirling like a tempest. We scarcely dared to move, but the night beckoned us towards her. Into her.

For more enchantments, check out [URL="http://www.etsy.com/shop/divineinspirations19"

My friend just started her Etsy store and she does absolutely beautiful designs that are very Stevie-esque. Pyramids, Moon, 3's...thought I would share...they are one of a kind pieces!

Would also love to hear your comments on the jewelry as she has never done any Stevie jewelry before!

[amberlemegan]

I love them all!!!
They are so beautiful!!!
I've always had a thing for the number 3. It's my favorite number so of course my favorite shape would be a triangle since it has 3 sides. I've also always loved moons. I don't know why, but I love moons and stars!
If I had money right now I would buy all three like this second!!!

Tell your friend they are absolutly amazing!!!

[InDreams]

Thank you very much! I will tell her...her name is Sarah, by the way. Doesn't that make it even more magic? I really appreciate your feedback and I will relay your comments to her.

I have a pyramid necklace similar to the one on Etsy, and they are very durable. I have worn it for days on end and even slept in it!

Hope that sometime you are able to get one...she also would do any customized designs, so keep her in mind.

[amberlemegan]

It definatly does make it more magical. That is so cool!

I will definatly keep her in mind!!! I have the site saved in my favorites

[michelej1]

By Carol Motsinger, September 14, 2012, Citizen Times
http://www.citizen-times.com/article...CFrontpage%7Cs

Motsinger: Jeweler tries unique marketing angle

Asheville fashion jewelry designer Jade Kale of Jade Stone Jewelry is not just an artist.

“I am running a one-woman show over here,” Kale said with a laugh. “It gets stressful at times. You can’t just be the artist. ... You have to be involved in your marketing and so many different aspects.”

But Kale applied the same creative touch seen in her gorgeous jewelry collection to the marketing side of her business. She’s developed an International Ambassador Program, in which inspiring women from across the globe are sent her designs for free. In exchange, Kale posts photos of these role models modeling her work on various social media platforms, and she is also including a quick interview with the women about their lives, passions and inspirations.

“I hand-selected a few women from around the globe that I felt were a good role model to our younger generation,” she said. “These women embody all that represents Jade Stone Jewelry: strength, passion, creativity, and they are rooted in the nature of love.”

So far, this group has included a ROXY-sponsored surfer from Puerto Rico, an 18-year-old freelance photographer from Hawaii and a mother of two from Charleston, S.C., who practices holistic medicine. In surfer Amy Murphee’s piece on Kale’s blog, she chats about her positive attitude, her love of family and her efforts to keep her carbon footprint as light as possible.

“I really just wanted these women to know I noticed what you are doing, and I want to say ‘thank you’ for being who you are,” she said.

Kale founded her Asheville business in 2006, and her products are sold around the world. She focuses on sustainability and eco-fashion, and her love of nature is reflected in her aesthetic.The Jade Stone look is a this-generation Stevie Nicks, a sophisticated, hip gypsy (one of her most popular pieces is even called the Stevie Nicks Crescent Moon Necklace).

But don’t expect Kale to send her work to Nicks. Kale’s ambassador program is really a “real person” twist on a long-standing marketing approach of sending swag to celebrities or media representatives to gain exposure for your company.

“I feel like celebrities already get all this cool stuff,” she said. “The ladies (in the program) have their own inspiring things going on, and I can bring some extra exposure to what they are doing.”

And so far, it’s an idea that’s working. Kale said she’s seen an increase in sales on her Etsy shop, crediting the content’s “powerful lifestyle message” for this positive response. Her work has also been picked up by other online taste makers: Free People One fashion designer Calley Dawson has promoted Jade Stone Jewelry twice on her blog, Cult of Style.

“It feels really good,” she said of her business gaining momentum. “I just wanted to do something fun and different. I just wanted to hook some people up and give some love back. It’s come full circle, and come back to me.”

For more, visit www.jadestonejewelry.etsy.com and http://stonelovecollective.blogspot.com.