| Heidi's Passion
Pearls are unique to the world of
gemstones because they are the only ones that are
individually formed from a living organism.
Heidi enjoys working with these fine materials created by
nature when she crafts her jewelry. Her passion is combining
classic elegance with everyday casual to create a treasure
that can be worn anytime, anywhere.
About Heidi
Heidi is a native of Switzerland. She came to the United
States in the early 80s. While residing in New Jersey she
worked at jewelry stores in Princeton and Skillman where the
seed for her passion was sown.
After moving to Vermont
she decided to fulfill her dream and began crafting her own
jewelry.
Heidi holds a
Graduate Pearls Diploma from the Gemological
Institute of America. She travels to international and
domestic jewelry shows to find quality
gems for her jewelry designs and creations. Custom Jewelry
Heidi designs and crafts her necklaces,
bracelets, pendants and earrings herself in a private studio
located in the scenic Mad River Valley in Central Vermont
near the Sugarbush and Stowe ski resorts.
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Her jewelry designs are inspired by
the beauty of Vermont's nature. They can be worn with any
occasion, by a bride and bride's maids at a wedding
reception or casually at an outdoor party.
Each jewelry piece is unique. Go to
www.HeidisTreasures.com to see her jewelry designs
and collections. Some necklaces, bracelets, earrings or
pendants may have already been sold, others may still be
available.
Where can you find Heidi's Jewelry?
Heidi offers her jewelry collections
for sale at local Farmers Markets and Craft Shows. Check her
Website for a
calendar of Events.
You can view her creations also by
appointment, or you can invite her to show her necklaces,
bracelets, pendants and earrings and offer them for sale at
a home party with your neighbors. She will reward the
host with a gift certificate for jewelry items from her
collections.
Caring about your Pearls
Pearls are more delicate than most gem
materials, so they require special care. Store pearls in a
soft pouch or separate container to minimize contact with
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They should not be
stored in an airtight container.
Clean pearls regularly with a soft, damp cloth or lambskin
chamois.
Periodically restring strands of pearls. The silk string
should be clean, the knots should be tight, and there should
be no slack between the knots and pearls.
Remove the pearl jewelry before applying cosmetics, perfumes
or hairspray, and before swimming, exercise, housework, and
gardening.
Contact Heidi
Send Heidi and
E-mail or contact her at:
Heidi Schenk
Heidi's Treasures LC
P.O. Box 1254
Waitsfield, VT 05673
Tel. (802) 496-6964
She will gladly discuss her design
ideas and your plans with you.
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for written permission.
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