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Emily Rosenfeld
After graduating with a degree in English in 1988, Emily
Rosenfeld began working for production jewelers Lewis
and Hubener. Two years later, Rosenfeld knew she
wanted to earn her living with her hands and her eye for
design. She moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, took
several workshops, and began making her own line of
jewelry in 1991. For the next two years, she ran her
business in Oakland out of a Murphy bed closet. Since
then, she has lived again in New Paltz, New York, and
has now settled in Western Massachusetts. With a view
of birch trees and a river, her studio is in a converted
factory building filled with other artists.
“I feel continually inspired to develop new designs and
play with new materials and techniques,” Rosenfeld
says. “I am privileged and thankful to be part of the
immensely supportive and loving community of
craftspeople and crafts buyers. Making my work makes
me very happy! I hope owning it brings a measure of joy
to you as well.”
(For pricing and to order Rosenfeld's work, go to the
Judaica or Jewelry section of our online shopping.)
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