Spend time with the jewelers, artists, and designers of Sticks & Stones and you will immediately see the passion they put into their product. I got to kick it with them for a weekend while I was in Portland and they immediately made me feel like fam! Sticks & Stones Accessories is a small group of designers, jewelers and artists making handcrafted accessories out of Portland, Oregon. “Our pieces are wood based and speak to the relationship between natural and man-made materials. Wood, fine metals, gemstones, leather and resin are all materials that you will see recur in their designs.” They also experiment with stones such as Black Diamonds, White Sapphires, Topaz, Turquoise and Lapis Lazuli. Clean lines, splashes of color and simple shapes remain timeless. Each piece is hand crafted and is treated in the same fashion you would want to treat your baby. Nothing takes the place of a quality product and Sticks & Stones gives you just that. Make sure to check them out at
yeahwewood.com and on twitter
@yeahwewood.
Spend time with the jewelers, artists, and designers of Sticks & Stones and you will immediately see the passion they put into their product. I got to kick it with them for a weekend while I was in Portland and they immediately made me feel like fam! Sticks & Stones Accessories is a small group of designers, jewelers and artists making handcrafted accessories out of Portland, Oregon. “Our pieces are wood based and speak to the relationship between natural and man-made materials. Wood, fine metals, gemstones, leather and resin are all materials that you will see recur in their designs.” They also experiment with stones such as Black Diamonds, White Sapphires, Topaz, Turquoise and Lapis Lazuli. Clean lines, splashes of color and simple shapes remain timeless. Each piece is hand crafted and is treated in the same fashion you would want to treat your baby. Nothing takes the place of a quality product and Sticks & Stones gives you just that. Make sure to check them out at yeahwewood.com and on twitter @yeahwewood.
