Gorgeous Handmade Jewelry for Natural Style Types

I can't say enough about this beautiful handmade jewelry.  I'm writing about it because I had the opportunity this summer to see it in person. 

I had no idea what went into making jewelry by hand. It's frankly awe-inspiring to hold one of these in your hand and think about the fact that the person sitting across from you made it. The silversmith who makes this jewelry, Linda Groom, is so talented.  This is the kind of jewelry  you own forever; it's flawlessly crafted, it's heavy -- it's real, you know? 

One of the things I really respect about Linda's jewelry is that she has a consistent aesthetic you can feel across all of her pieces. Blunt edges, earthy materials, organic shapes, and hammered finishes  embody the Natural style type.  If you're a Natural blend, there's a piece in Linda's collection that will resonate with you.
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I love this bracelet for a Natural with Ethereal and Classic elements, a "Preppy Bohemian."  The glow of the silver, the slender,  gently curving lines, and the overall color scheme add Ethereal; the regularity and balance make it fitting for a Classic as well. 

This gorgeous bracelet is good for a Natural with a strong Romantic influence -- a "Babe Next Door."  Romantic comes in through the rounder shapes and the deep purple color. 

I love this bracelet.  It's abstract, but dainty and playful too. It's great for a Natural with Ethereal and either Gamine or Ingenue essences. 

These are gorgeous earrings for a Natural with some Ethereal and Ingenue influences -- a"Flower Child." 

This is a beautiful bracelet for a Natural with Romantic and Classic -- "Today's Southern Belle."   The cuff's overall symmetry adds the Classic element.

These earrings would be lovely for a Natural Gamine with some additional feminine influence (Romantic, Ethereal, or Ingenue).  

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I love these for a Natural with Romantic and Ethereal  -- a  "Glamorous Gypsy." Romantics are great with big, round shapes; the cutout here adds a mystical quality. 

  

Linda makes knives too; can you believe it? So incredibly cool.

I wonder what types you think her other pieces would suit? Check them out here, and let me know in the comments. 


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