For Jewelry Designer Theresa Bruno Bespoke Work Is The Most Satisfying

Located on the first floor of an office building, Theresa Bruno, the owner of the jewelry brand named after her two sons, has access to the adjacent lobby for these special events, which she uses wisely It's one of many routes taken by Bruno since 2011 when Jordan Alexander Jewelry exploded onto the jewelry and fashion scene in the U.S As a child in Winter Haven, Fla, Bruno was immersed in the arts, particularly music where she earned acceptance at the prestigious Juilliard School as a pianist.

Bruno bought pearls, strings and other jewelry making materials and worked on creating basic jewels at home She must have become good at making her own jewels as a friend was able to make an appointment for Bruno in New York with one of the biggest jewelry houses at the time Bruno is self-taught as a jewelry designer but she has a strong understanding of the classic arts, which she says inspires her work.

Discovering jewelry design has allowed Bruno to use her artistic skills to connect with people in the same way she did as a concert pianist As of now, Bruno says she happy not planning too far ahead, preferring to concentrate on her new retail space, bespoke business and her current collections. . Source