1. Fairwells Jewelry
Jenny Melsha is thoughtful and intentional in all she does, from the naming of her company — Jenny means fair in many languages and Wells is her surname — to crafting and hand stamping every bracelet, charm, necklace or key ring. She happily accepts custom commissions to design truly meaningful pieces and has been known to even pray for the recipient as she creates them. Find her work locally at Tiffany Blue, Sage Boutique, Rumour Boutique and online at fairwellsjewelry.com • Gold, silver and copper bracelets pictured $16-$18 • chain bracelet $18 • ring $14
2. Vintage Inspired by Meg
Megan Eatock has an innate ability to take what's old and transform it into a newer, better form. Don't take our word for it. Instead, pop into her perfectly curated vintage shop, Junk on Fourth in Coeur d'Alene, and you'll see proof of her incredible vision in every nook and cranny. The cuffs pictured left were made from vintage leather belts, which she hand stamps with messages like "dream big." Shop her existing collection of leather cuffs, as well as rings, necklaces and keychains made from recycled spoons, or collaborate with Megan to have a custom phrase or saying stamped on. Find her pieces at Junk on Fourth in Coeur d'Alene. Leather cuffs photographed $28
3. Buffalo Girls Salvage
Since Ginger Lyons started Buffalo Girls Salvage back in 2012, she’s developed a national following and can even boast celebrities like Miranda Lambert and Michelle Sorro are wearing her designs. Between her simple aesthetic and powerful hand stamped messages like “I am enough” and “survivor,” it’s easy to see why her jewelry resonates with so many people. Find Buffalo Girls Salvage locally at Jema Lane or online at buffalogirlssalvage.com. Wandering Feather Necklace $24 • Survivor Treasure Necklace $40 • Be Kind/Fearless Leather Bracelet $30 • I AM Statement Necklace $24 • I Am Enough and I Am Loved Leather Bracelets $30
