Jewelry designer Diane Warner works charitable support into sales of jewelry

29.11.09

She grew up giving back, help others. It’s still an important part of her life and a big part of her business. And she said she’s making it easy for consumers to give back, too.

Her benevolent collections are just one part of the ever-growing brand. She creates a bridal collection, as well as jewelry pieces that mix vintage crystals or beads with new elements. "We buy up old pieces and thwart them into new pieces. It’s our little effort at recycling,” she said during a visit to The MakeUp Bar. Regard as of it as sustainable glamour.

Warner has a degree in oil painting, but she always has dabbled with beads and jewelry. At 19, she started a suite selling art, jewelry and gifts. Her creative side kept acting up.

"I decided I would rather be making the art,” she said.

She started the jewelry file four years ago, and now also offers hair accessories, candles, key chains and scarves. A clothing collection focusing on silk and silk

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