Give Mom Something Her Friends Are Not Already Wearing. This Mother's Day Give Mom Handcrafted Jewelry by Jenne Rayburn, Jewelry That Captures Her Personality and Style

Boston, MA (PRWEB) May 08, 2013

Mothers Day is Sunday, May 12 and if youre looking for a unique gift to show that special mom, grandma, mother-in-law, or motherly influence in your life how much you care, be sure to attend Jenne Rayburns Spring 2013 Trunk Show, showcasing one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces by Boston based jewelry designer Jenne Rayburn (http://jennerayburn.com) The Mothers Day Trunk Show will happen during the Fort Point Arts Community Art Walk Spring Open Studios in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday, May 11th, from 11am to 5pm. A member artist of the Fort Point Arts Community, Rayburn will have available her handcrafted jewelry collections as well as one-of-a-kind Statement Necklaces and limited edition leather handbags and textiles.

Bold colored gemstones, natural materials and modern vintage designs are trending for spring 2013. This design sensibility has always been a part of Jenne Rayburns unique collection of handcrafted jewelry. Many women are afraid of bright colors, because they are worried that the color won't be flattering or will draw too much attention, notes Rayburn. However, wearing a bright color that complements your eye color or skin tone can bring a glow to your face and a sparkle to your eyes resulting in a bold look that will make you look and feel terrific.

Rayburn will also have on display at the Trunk Show her leather clutch handbags; vintage inspired and repurposed vintage Statement Necklaces, and her handcrafted silk and wool scarves. In addition to the Mothers Day Trunk Show on May 11th, Jenne Rayburn will be participating in the SoWa Outdoor Market from June through October 2013.

Fort Point is home to over 300 artists who produce work in a wide array of media. It is recognized as one of New Englands largest artists communities. The historic warehouse buildings of Fort Point house painters, photographers, sculptors, designers, ceramicists, performance artists, jewelers, book artists, digital media artists, and more. Fort Point Arts Community Art Walk Spring Open Studios is located at A Street, Boston MA 02210.

For more information, contact sales(at)jennerayburn(dot)com and be sure to RSVP on Facebook for a trunk show you wont want to miss and to win a Jenne Rayburn Necklace. https://www.facebook.com/Jenne.Rayburn

Date: Saturday, May 11th

Time: 11am-5pm

Location: Hayes Loft, 21 Wormwood Street in Boston, MA

Visit Jenne Rayburns collections

http://www.jennerayburn.com

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About:

Jenne Rayburn is a Boston-based jewelry/textile artist who also studied interior design and architecture, and her work explores the convergence of architecture, design, technique and identity. Balancing the demands of a career and a growing family, Jenne is a mother, wife and daughter who designs for herself and all the women in her life who want to feel uniquely beautiful and powerful. It is her hope that the wearers of her pieces will find joy in a delightful artistic statement, and also something that enhances their individuality and confidence. Her work is suitable for wedding jewelry and is carried in local galleries and online. Please visit http://www.jennerayburn.com for Jenne Rayburns online flagship store. For wholesale information, please visit jennerayburn.com/wholesale.com

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Distinct Bright Shares New Insights on How Cleaning Jewelry Might Be Destroying it

Miami, FL (PRWEB) February 28, 2013

Although diamonds are the hardest natural substance on Earth, it's surface, while not pours, attracts excellent amounts of dirt and grime. Most Women who wear diamonds find that even the brightest of cut diamonds, often get dull looking. Oil deposited from the mere touch of human skin, lotion, or hair product, can cause dirt to collect, making this sparkly gemstone quickly lose its appeal.

The nonprofit Gemological Institute of America (GIA) regarded as the worlds foremost authority in gemology offers tips on diamond care in the article, but leads little insight in to the damage that cleaners are doing to other parts of the jewelry and setting.

The article offers "A simple plan to keep your diamond jewelry always looking beautiful is to soak the diamond in an ammonia-based household cleaner (such as window cleaner) overnight, once or twice weekly." , but neglects to directly mention that when using household cleaners, many are unaware of the chemical side effects. Some cleaners have corrosive materials that harm human skin, and after prolonged use can deteriorate estate jewelry, and the setting.

Fernando Perez, a representative for Distinct Bright is not agreeing with the use of household chemicals to clean jewelry. The use of household cleaners erode some of the metals used in diamond settings, and can loosen prongs, or even dissolve the metal completely.

Perez Also adds, "Never use a cleaner containing bleach, or scrubs. Toothpaste, as the article mentions is a harmful abrasive and should not be used, but toothpaste is not meant for jewelry, or to remove oil and dirt. Using a product that is organic, like the jewelry itself is the best way to clean gems and keep those who come in contact with them safe." Mr. Perez suggest to avoid all chemical base products and concentrate on ecological friendly jewelry cleaner products that are tough on dirt but gently on the skin and has no harmful fumes.

Distinct Bright is an advanced cleaner that uses natures power to clean, sanitize and protect personal items like jewelry. Distinct Bright contains no ammonia or harmful chemicals and is easy on the skin. Distinct Bright is non-toxic, has no harmful fumes and contains no allergens.

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