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Handmade Black & Gold Clay Necklace by Kimm Alfonso
Each piece is uniquely handcrafted, featuring four hand-rolled polymer clay beads in a coordinated black and gold colorway. No two necklaces are the same – gold foil accents create one-of-a-kind swirls and shimmer in every bead.
These lightweight statement necklaces are designed to be both stylish and versatile, perfect for dressing up casual outfits or adding a touch of glam to evening wear.
Beads measure approx. 1/2" each
Strung on a 30" elastic gold-tone cord – adjustable to your perfect length
Comes in a black organza gift bag – ready to gift or keep
This item ships directly from its maker.
Shipping is included in all prices.
Each piece is uniquely handcrafted, featuring four hand-rolled polymer clay beads in a coordinated black and gold colorway. No two necklaces are the same – gold foil accents create one-of-a-kind swirls and shimmer in every bead.
These lightweight statement necklaces are designed to be both stylish and versatile, perfect for dressing up casual outfits or adding a touch of glam to evening wear.
Beads measure approx. 1/2" each
Strung on a 30" elastic gold-tone cord – adjustable to your perfect length
Comes in a black organza gift bag – ready to gift or keep
This item ships directly from its maker.
Shipping is included in all prices.
Meet the Maker:
Name: Kimm Alfonso
What county do you live in?: Orange
Tell us about yourself!: I'm a cross-disciplinary artist with a decade of experience as a graphic designer and another decade as an entrepreneur. I have a degree in Art History and minor in women’s studies from Boston University, in addition to a smattering of drawing and design classes. I have been everything from a professional graphic designer, a founder and leader of an arts non-profit, and an executive at several companies geared toward empowering creative pursuits.
I have a robust creative side that has fueled my curiosity and informed my artwork and corporate career my entire life. I make art and produce creative work informed by my years of study and perspective. I have always been happiest when I am creating or supporting others to create, that is where I thrive.
In the '90 and '00s I pursued a career in graphic design, which helped me scratch my creative itch, but left me feeling a gap in my potential, which was realized by founding and growing an arts non-profit and having a career in creative community development. I always, however, come back to creative work, using my experiences and curiosity to drive me. I believe in the accessibility of art to create joy and encourage curiosity.
What year did you start living/working in the Hudson Valley?: 2020
What are some of your favorite things to do in the region?: Hiking, collecting wild flowers, gardening, and meeting other artists in the region.
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