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Jackie Jordan
Jackie Jordan Studio
"I am fueled and inspired by art, architecture, simple lines, and graphic shapes. My silhouettes are minimal yet striking, unrefined yet artful. My aesthetic is a balance between wearable art and jewelry."
Jackie Jordan has been a creative as far back as her memories take her, forever finding joy and inspiration in all artistic media. Her first career in color and interior design helped shape and influence her creative direction, resulting in unique, minimalist art jewelry.
Using raw materials of sterling, brass, and bronze sheet and wire, each piece of jewelry is hand cut, shaped, formed, fabricated, and finished with attention to detail. The jewelry is sometimes enhanced with small elements of pearls and raw gems and includes added architectural touches of stainless steel wire.
Jackie Jordan's enthusiasm for designing and fabricating jewelry began with an introductory jewelry class in Scottsdale, Arizona. She continued her training at Metals Edge Studio in Scottsdale, and after relocating to Dallas, Texas, she pursued further training at the Craft Guild of Dallas. Today, Jordan continues to experiment, discover, and learn in her home studio.
Jackie Jordan has been a creative as far back as her memories take her, forever finding joy and inspiration in all artistic media. Her first career in color and interior design helped shape and influence her creative direction, resulting in unique, minimalist art jewelry.
Using raw materials of sterling, brass, and bronze sheet and wire, each piece of jewelry is hand cut, shaped, formed, fabricated, and finished with attention to detail. The jewelry is sometimes enhanced with small elements of pearls and raw gems and includes added architectural touches of stainless steel wire.
Jackie Jordan's enthusiasm for designing and fabricating jewelry began with an introductory jewelry class in Scottsdale, Arizona. She continued her training at Metals Edge Studio in Scottsdale, and after relocating to Dallas, Texas, she pursued further training at the Craft Guild of Dallas. Today, Jordan continues to experiment, discover, and learn in her home studio.
