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Elaine Coyne Collectible Butterfly Necklace
Elaine Coyne Collectible Butterfly Necklace
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Humble Beginnings
The world has dramatically changed since 1974 when Elaine Coyne and a small staff started a collectible artwear business in a small studio in downtown Boston. We packed up our creative art line and wrote orders with pen and paper. We handed one piece of paper to the gallery owner and another to the salesperson who represented our arty cuffs, original earrings, limited edition necklaces and designer belts, which in turn gave us permission to ship the gallery in a timely manner. The reorder level was generally a week to one month. We became an established go-to company for galleries and better boutiques nationally. It was very exciting.
In the 80's We Got Connected to my Art History Background
We started doing one-of-a-kind patina brass and bronze jewelry and belt buckles. This process was adapted from my studies at Harvard University in Boston, San Miguel de Allende School of art in Mexico and Penland School in North Carolina. The process of coloration on sculpture that costs tens of thousands of dollars seemed like a natural for me.
A Growing Market
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Art Deco Cuff BraceletDue to the uniqueness of our artwear, we have remained in demand. This has created a new market for us. See for yourself on our various links. |
Sea Turtle PendantOur Classic Sea Turtle Verdigris Patina Pendant shown on Triple Rawhide Leather Cording. Fits 16" to 18". |
Handforged Copper Dragonfly CuffHand Forged from Raw Copper. With the addition of Delicate Brass Filigree and a Wonderful Brass Dragonfly with our Patented Torched Patina |
Elaine Coyne Collectible Artwear
Elaine Coyne Collectible Artwear is Special to the Jewelry World
Elaine Coyne is a sculptor who started business in 1974 and remains an important part of her creations. Her son Sheriden and business partner and manager of production, Richard Turner are in charge of day to day operations. All of our artwear collections are based on Art History and artists. We follow fashion trends as part of the makeup of yearly additions of color and style.
