Alex and Ani
Cranston, Rhode Island
About Alex and Ani
Alex and Ani’s iconic bangles have only become more and more popular. Begun in 2004 by Carolyn Rafaelian, Alex and Ani aimed to restore Rhode Island’s reputation as the Jewelry Capital of the World. The company’s patriotism runs deeps with a steadfast commitment to production in America–a spirit further actualized in their Liberty Copper Collection, which features the copper preserved from the centennial restoration of the Statue of Liberty. Proceeds from this collection will be used to support the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation. Nonprofits around the world have benefitted from Alex and Ani’s success as the company has donated more than $46 million through their Charity by Design initiative.
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American Chest Company
North Kingstown, Rhode Island
About American Chest Company
If you are looking for a good old-fashioned, high-quality wooden chest, jewelry box, flatware chest or humidor, American Chest Company offers handcrafted Amish pieces in genuine cherry, oak, maple or mahogany. Made from beautiful American solid woods, these heirloom-quality pieces can’t be matched by shoddy imports from overseas. Store your prized possessions in a chest that is worthy to call your precious items home.
Black Hills Gold Jewelry
Rapid City, South Dakota
About Black Hills Gold Jewelry
Made in Rapid City, South Dakota, Black Hills Gold Jewelry products are manufactured using 40 different steps. Each leaf or swirl made on the company’s bracelets, necklaces, and earrings are made with care. Legend has it that wearing the signature Black Hills Gold pink and green grape leaves brings the wearer good luck as they did the founder who was lost in South Dakota until coming upon a river with grape leaves floating in it.
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Carolyn Pollack
New Mexico
About Carolyn Pollack
Inspired by the creativity and confidence of today’s woman, Carolyn designs beautiful jewelry that is genuine, wearable, and unique. Featuring unexpected color combinations and sculptural styles, her creations are fresh yet timeless. Proudly made in America with gemstones from around the world, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Jewelry celebrates artistry, versatility, and joy.
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CHART Metalworks
Portland, Maine
About CHART Metalworks
CHART Metalworks’ nautical-inspired jewelry, barware and accessories are customized to display a map, nautical chart, graphic or photo of your choosing. Layers of boater’s resin create a durable seal and magnifies the image. Every piece is designed and hand-cast in the company’s downtown Portland workshop, and all of the company’s raw materials are Made in USA.
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Cherokee Copper
Tulsa, Oklahoma
About Cherokee Copper
Award-winning Cherokee artist Greg Stice has been sharing his Native American culture with customers through his family-run business Cherokee Copper for more than five years. Copper jewelry pieces that are inspired by Cherokee heritage are featured by the brand, but other fine metals are also available. The jewelry is crafted with real gemstones and pearls, and is designed to be worn every day. It’s also affordable, as most items in the catalog price out around $30.
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Danfoth Pewter
Middlebury, Vermont
About Danfoth Pewter
Danforth Pewter’s history stretches all the way to 1775. For nearly a century, the Danforth family made pewter their lifeblood. But then, in the late 19th century, Chinese imports popularized cheap porcelain and glass, and pewter fell out of favor. The Danforth family’s pewter tradition came to a close in 1873… or so it seemed. In 1975, Fred Danforth decided that he would revive the business and apprenticed with artisans to restore his family’s tradition. Today, the company is on solid ground and offers oh so many giftable goods at a variety price-points, from holiday ornaments to photo frames to jewelry to keyrings — all made of timeless pewter handcrafted in Middlebury, Vt.
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Eco Lustre
Brooklyn, New York
About Eco Lustre
When two sisters wanted jewelry that was trendy yet environmentally friendly, Eco Lustre was created. Sisters Natalia and Luda created Eco Lustre and made jewelry that is beautiful, friendly to the environment, affordable, and made in the United States. Their necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings hold an organic, but modern allure.
Eighth Generation
Seattle, Washington
About Eighth Generation
Eighth Generation is a Seattle-based textile manufacturer operated by the Snoqualmie Tribe, which employs native artists from around the country to design items like socks, scarves and jewelry. There are some lovely items worth your time in those categories, but you’ve really got to check out Eighth Generation’s flagship item: Its luxurious and beautiful wool blankets and their unique design patterns. Our favorite is the Confluence, featuring a pattern designed by a Tsimshian artist. Like fellow Washington manufacturer Sukie’s Candle Co., Eighth Generation is also a member of Seattle Made.