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Ceramic Floral Buttons By Local Artisans!
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Fire Polished Czech Glass Dragonflies!
Fire Polished Picasso Glass Spindles!
Candied Yams was born out of my passion for jewelry. The name, like the food, represents homemade natural goodness with a sweet style.
About Me
- Marlene Aponte
- Minneapolis, MN
- I've always been fascinated by all things small, odd and sweet. It wasn't long before I discovered my mother's box of trinkets and started wearing them for fun. Growing up in New York City, I found that people wore jewelry to accentuate their wardrobe and I personally used jewelry to express my moods, personality and style. I started creating my own "statement" pieces 6 years ago and haven't stopped since then. When I am not designing jewelry, I am busy exploring Minnesota with my family and teaching at the Jefferson Community School in Minneapolis.
Tasty Seasonal Treats
Ceramic Floral Buttons By Local Artisans!
Have A Hoot!
Fire Polished Czech Glass Dragonflies!
Fire Polished Picasso Glass Spindles!
Candied Yams Near You
SWEET PRESS
Candied Yams Jewelry is highlighted in Pop Fizz Daily, Twin Cities.
Star Tribune features Candied Yams Jewelry in an article!
PhenoMNal Twin Cities features Candied Yams Jewelry!
Candied Yams partnered with Parc Boutique to host its second trunk show on February 25, 2012. It was a big success! Thanks to everyone who came out to support local artists~ especially my Ramsey family!
MNfashion Organization featured Candied Yams Jewelry at their annual holiday pop-up boutique in downtown Minneapolis.
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- Kind Hearted (sold)
- Flirting with Filigrees (sold)
- Finding Nemo (sold)
- Dinner By the Beach
- Botanical Garden (sold)
- Rainy Lake (sold)
- Enchanted Forest (sold)
- Three Happy Little Things (sold)
- Ice Melting (sold)
- Follow the Leader (sold)
- The Reflective Pool
- Floating Flowers (sold)
- Cotton Candy (sold)
- Treasure Chest (sold)
- Shelly's Shells (sold)
- Berrylicious (sold)
- Long & Lustrous (sold)
- Just Peachy
- Simply Darling (sold)
- Lilac Garden (sold)
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2 comments:
Here's a perfect example of how metal can be used to complement beads. I had always used filigrees as a focal pendant. This time I took a risk and "flirted" with many together. I liked what came out of that idea!
I really like this one...it catches the eye.
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