Pittsburgh Jeweler Reaches New Demographic With Upcycled Collection
Jenny Lin, a goldsmith and bench jeweler at Henne Jewelers in Pittsburgh, PA, was encouraged to express her creativity by turning scraps of gold and orphaned gems into upcycled creations.
“At Henne Jewelers, we encourage innovation. If a team member comes to me with an idea — and some info about how they will approach it — I try to support it,”
says owner John Henne. The idea reflects broader industry trends toward sustainability, craftsmanship, and storytelling in luxury goods.
- Sustainability: Many current customers value it, and the trend is expected to continue.
- Craftsmanship and storytelling: Younger generations seek unique jewelry with a story, showing interest in the estate collection.
Lin was thrilled that her idea was well received by her boss, allowing her to create something new and innovative.
Author's summary: Jeweler creates upcycled collection.
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