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Lilith jewelry is designed by Sarah McLachlan; the 2010 collection is the latest collaboration in our long-standing relationship. We've been working together on creating jewelry for her tours since the first Lilith Fair, in 1996.
Sarah is great to work with--she really understands how to design jewelry--and we share the same values when it comes to making socially and environmentally responsible product from eco-friendly reclaimed sterling silver right here in Canada.
Lilith Fair online store
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Sarah is great to work with--she really understands how to design jewelry--and we share the same values when it comes to making socially and environmentally responsible product from eco-friendly reclaimed sterling silver right here in Canada.
Lilith Fair online store
LilithFair.com
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F Cancer Embrace Life is my personal charity initiative launched in October of 2008. I wanted to put my experience and connections to good use in the world, so I created the F Cancer bracelet to raise funds and awareness for InspireHealth, the clinic where I was treated.
People love to wear or give the bracelet as a way to express their support of friends and family (and selves) who have cancer. Nothing against pink ribbons, but this bracelet tells it like it is.
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People love to wear or give the bracelet as a way to express their support of friends and family (and selves) who have cancer. Nothing against pink ribbons, but this bracelet tells it like it is.
FCancerEmbraceLife.com
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Founder and Designer 1991-2010
In 1991 I took a leap of faith and launched my own jewelry design and manufacturing business -- Soul Flower -- now one of the best known jewelry brands in Canada.
I feel very fortunate to have had such a long and successful run in the fashion jewelry industry.
In early 2010, I decided that it was time to explore new possibilities. I sold Soul Flower to the company’s long-time general manager, in order to focus my creative and business talents on projects with a social impact.
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In 1991 I took a leap of faith and launched my own jewelry design and manufacturing business -- Soul Flower -- now one of the best known jewelry brands in Canada.
I feel very fortunate to have had such a long and successful run in the fashion jewelry industry.
In early 2010, I decided that it was time to explore new possibilities. I sold Soul Flower to the company’s long-time general manager, in order to focus my creative and business talents on projects with a social impact.
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The RBC Financial Group commissioned this pendant in 2003 and cufflinks in 2004 to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Known as the "Circle of Hope", the sterling silver and mother-of-pearl charm raised over $30,000 dollars for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation BC-Yukon Chapter.
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The Vancouver Friends For Life Society serves as a catalyst to enhance the wellness of individuals living with a life threatening illness by providing complementary and alternative health and support services. I created this pin as a gift to donors and significant volunteers to recognize their valuable work.
www.friendsforlife.ca
www.friendsforlife.ca
The 2010 collection for Lilith is the latest collaboration in our long-standing relationship.
We've been working together on creating jewelry for her tours since 1996. Designs include pieces for the Surfacing tour and Afterglow.
Sarah is an amazing F Cancer Embrace Life friend and ambassador. I am deeply grateful for her support.
SarahMcLachlan.com
We've been working together on creating jewelry for her tours since 1996. Designs include pieces for the Surfacing tour and Afterglow.
Sarah is an amazing F Cancer Embrace Life friend and ambassador. I am deeply grateful for her support.
SarahMcLachlan.com
QOTSA jewelry is designed by my old friend Hutch; the band’s sound-man. Both pieces are stamped with Hutch’s hallmark, "I Mere Mortal" which is his trademark for a variety of artistic side projects.
QOTSA.com
QOTSA online store
QOTSA.com
QOTSA online store
Making jewelry for Michael's Stay Human tour was a natural fit; we both got our start in the SF Bay Area. He is part of my roots and I really appreciate his generous support of F Cancer Embrace Life.
MichaelFranti.com
MichaelFranti.com
BNL's drummer Tyler Stewart lent me the money to start Soul Flower back in 1991. Even though I never paid him back, the band commissioned signature jewelry to celebrate their the No.1 hit in the U.S., "One Week" from the album Stunt.
just kidding about the money--I paid him back.
The band appeared on the red carpet at the 2009 Juno's wearing F Cancer bracelets and have been incredibly supportive. I am very thankful for everything they have done for me.
BarenakedLadies.com
just kidding about the money--I paid him back.
The band appeared on the red carpet at the 2009 Juno's wearing F Cancer bracelets and have been incredibly supportive. I am very thankful for everything they have done for me.
BarenakedLadies.com
The Rolling Stones commissioned Keith Richards inspired skull rings for their "Bridges to Babylon" tour. This was a dream job for me. The rings are now collector's items.
RollingStones.com
RollingStones.com
Roxy wanted a special collection of fun and whimsical jewelry to compliment their already successful surfer girl clothing.
www.roxy.com
www.roxy.com
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson of the hit television series, "The X-Files", gave my signature "X" rings as gifts to the entire cast and crew. This was my first big commission.
www.XFiles.com
www.XFiles.com
Versani commissioned my designer collections for their wholesale division early on in my career. If you are in NYC, please go check out their stores.
www.versani.com
www.versani.com
