Received in perfect order. Everything looks great. Can’t wait to start making jewelry.
Well make. Quick delivery can wait to use it.
Foterra Jewelry is a locally owned small business, based in Downtown Honolulu. We create handmade jewelry using original photography of the Hawaiian Islands and many other locations across the US mainland and around the world. The company is run by the husband and wife design team of Morgan Lane-Tanner (Jewelry Designer) and Josh Astern (FOTographer). For more info about the company click: https://foterrajewelry.com/pages/about-us We are now expanding our Ohana, and we are looking for skilled jewelry makers for this part-time position.
You enjoy doing intricate detail-oriented work
You are a creative individual or artist
You are a student looking for supplemental income
You are a mechanically and artistically inclined crafter
Job Description: The Jewelry Maker will spend their day in our Downtown Honolulu studio finishing jewelry pieces such as earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. They will be wire wrapping stones with fine wire, cutting and attaching small pieces, pouring resin, and packaging jewelry to be mailed to customers and retailers. Our ideal candidate should have previous experience in creating jewelry either as a hobby or a profession. Please list any classes taken in jewelry making for a hobby or for school credit when you apply. We are looking for someone who has an artistic eye and pays attention to detail. Experience in soldering jewelry is a plus but not required.
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The Spring Equinox Market returns to Multnomah Village on March 21st, now across two locations. Discover handmade goods from Portland makers, local artists, and small creative businesses — all indoors at the French Quarter and Local Collective. Free to attend, 12–5 PM.