ORNAMENTA 2025 Auction Catalog
Monday, January 27th - Saturday, February 8th
Welcome to Ornamenta, the Baltimore Jewelry Center’s annual fundraising event. Thank you for your support of the BJC! The BJC is committed to fostering a vibrant creative community centered on the study and practice of metalsmithing and art jewelry. Through our programming, we educate and inspire artists of all levels while promoting the significance of art jewelry to the broader public through exhibitions, community initiatives, and outreach.
Since our founding, we have educated over 8,000 students, provided studio access to more than 1,500 artists, and welcomed thousands of patrons to experience art jewelry through our exhibitions and free programming. Your participation in this auction helps us sustain and grow these vital efforts.
Funds raised during Ornamenta directly support our educational programs and outreach initiatives, enabling us to:
• Offer classes and workshops at a below-market rate while paying instructors competitive wages
• Host free workshops in our Station North neighborhood
• Provide scholarships and programming for kids and teens
• Operate year-long workforce development programs for high schoolers
• Support our artist residency program
• Present exhibitions showcasing work by local, national, and international artists
• Provide scholarships work-study and internships to students and artists who would otherwise not be able to afford such opportunities
The Ornamenta auction opens January 27th at 5:00 PM EST and closes on Saturday, February 8th at 10:30 PM EST, on the night of the event.
This catalog features a curated selection of art jewelry, unique experiences, and exceptional items available for bidding. Explore the catalog, bid high and bid often, and check out the raffle prizes listed in this catalog. Your support helps shape a thriving, inclusive community for metalsmithing and art jewelry.
If you see an item you like in this catalog and want to place a bid, simply click on the description or image to go directly to its listing on Betterworld.
Thank you for your generosity and commitment to the Baltimore Jewelry Center! Together, we’re building a future where creativity and craft can flourish!
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible volunteers, local businesses, and contributing artists who make Ornamenta a resounding success year after year. To our dedicated volunteers, your time, energy, and hard work during setup, throughout the event, and during cleanup are invaluable—we wouldn’t be able to do it without you. To the talented artists who generously donated their stunning artwork for the auction, your creativity and support inspire us and enrich our community. And to the local businesses that contributed gift certificates and other items, your generosity and partnership play a crucial role in helping us achieve our mission. Thank you for coming together to support our vibrant creative community!
Special thanks to the BJC Board:
Lydia Martin*
Brice Garrett*
Lacie Simpson
Monica Starr*
Maggie Smith*
David Dao
Sarah Wolfenden
Jessica McGrath
Marcy Feeney
* designates board members who are on the Ornamenta planning committee
And to the Ornamenta Planning Committee:
Shane Prada
Allison Gulick
Elliot Keeley
J Diamond
Mercury Swift
Molly Shulman
Thank you to our sponsors:
Gutierrez Studios
Halstead Jewelry Supplies
Karen Shea
Rio Grande
Dr. Stephen Martin
Rebecca Myers Collection
Baltimore Fabrication
Arlene Forastiere
WYPR
Michael Toback of Myron & Toback
Dransfield Jewelers
Linda Blackbourn Jewelry
Bmore Art
Marcy Feeney and Mark Klotzbach
Maria M. Caschetta
Sarah Wolfenden
Baltimore Spirits Co.
Union Brewing Co.
Pepe Tools
Kowitz Law Group
David Dao
T. Rowe Price
Studio JMcG
JEWELRY + ARTWORK
Adam Atkinson Feeling Blue (v3) Ring
Cherry, acrylic, sterling silver
2.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches, size 11.5
Retail Value: $300
“Growth comes despite the most difficult circumstances. Dendrologists have discovered when a tree is cut down in the wild the remaining trunk and roots continue to be fed by the surrounding forest keeping the dismembered organism alive. Out of the Blue is a reflection on perseverance.”
Amelia Toelke Gem Face: Perky
Gouache on paper, framed
9 x 12 inches
(in frame: 11 x 14 x .4 inches)
Retail Value: $650
“Gem Face: Perky is part of a series that pieces together jewelry— necklaces, rings, earrings, and bracelets—to form expressive faces. Gem Face points to the deep emotional connection between jewelry and those who wear it, engaging the complex relationship between identity, communication, and adornment. Collage-like in composition, Perky is rendered in gouache, a medium traditionally used by jewelry designers. These “gemojis” speak in a broad visual vernacular, revealing how we use objects to tell stories about ourselves, connect to our past, and leave our mark for the future.”
Ali Munn
The Fancy Shape - Earrings
Sterling Silver, onyx
0.8 x 0.8 x 0.1 inches
Retail Value: $500
“Inspired by the episode of the podcast 99% Invisible by the same name, ‘The Fancy Shape’ is an homage to the iconic quatrefoil.”
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Andy Lowrie
Tweaker Vision - Brooch
Vitreous enamel, silver, copper, brass, stainless steel pin
2.5 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches
Retail Value: $325
“This brooch uses metal, glass and plastic for their vibrant colors and illustrative potential. I am motivated by their ability to be beautiful but intense, like a surreal fever-dream. I am also inspired by the use of enamel across history and culture to depict monsters and the fantastical. This piece is the result of a study I made for a larger piece that I fell in love with and decided to remake in new colors. In larger pieces, the eyes are a small detail, but in this piece they exist on their own and command a different kind of presence.”
Ashley Wingo 365 - Brooch
Pearls, copper, foam, thread, steel, spray paint
3 x 3 x 0.5 inches
Retail Value: $450
“My work investigates the fictional nature of memory and how nostalgia manipulates our personal record of events. I use what I call peripheral materials— trash, discarded household items, paper scraps, and objects that have lost their usefulness or function, to fabricate new narratives. I bring these materials and objects from the margins into focus to explore memory and the subconscious. I investigate these ideas through jewelry, small objects and installations, recording a history of use, while also capturing the cunning and deceptive nature of engaging with the past.”
Ashley
Buchanan 2pc Folded Pendant with Folded Studs
Brass, powder coat, silver, rubber
24 x 5 x 2 inches
Retail Value: $290
“My work focuses on image, pattern and decoration to reference ornamentation and historical jewelry. As a maker, it is my intention to challenge the conventions of handmade jewelry through the use of traditional and non-traditional materials and processes. I cut iconic silhouette shapes from brass and silver sheet metal using a traditional jeweler’s saw and apply color using an industrial process called powder coating. My goal is to speak with a fresh voice by creating wearable works of art that push the boundaries of jewelry while maintaining a clean, contemporary aesthetic.”
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Aurélie Guillaume
Les Papillons - Earrings
Enamel on copper, sterling silver
2.1 x 1.6 x 0.75 inches
Retail Value: $425
Using enamel and her whimsical illustrative style, Aurélie draws from vintage novelty jewelry, costume pieces, and kitsch aesthetics to create adornments meant to spark a smile. Her intricate enameling process brings this fantasy world to life, inviting wearers to embrace a bit of joy and humor in their everyday style.
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Chelsea Nanfelt Rowe
What a Wonderful Life - Brooch
Glass, sterling silver, faux pearls, nylon
2.75 x 2 x 1 inches
Retail Value: $275
“What a Wonderful Life” builds on Chelsea’s recent work, probing how materials possess life. She explores how our shared humankind imbues and injects materials in with personalities reflective of ourselves. Curious about the fuzzy aura of human life encircling materials, she is motivated to highlight the stories infused in and witnessed by the things we surround ourselves with and use.
Brice Garrett
Tableau Ring 6 (Pearl O)
Silver, freshwater pearls
1 x 0.75 x 0.75” inches, size 7
Retail Value: $390
“The Tableau Series is a collection of rings inspired by the composition and storytelling of historical tableau, still life, and color field paintings. Each ring uses the signet plane as a mantel, much like a blank canvas, and features bezel-set gemstones in vibrant, asymmetrical arrangements. These gemstones are placed with a sense of spontaneity, capturing the dynamic unpredictability of a still life in motion. Each ring is one-of-a-kind with its own distinct arrangement and unique personality.”
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Cindy Cheng Ellipsis Ring
Sterling Silver, hand-faceted and carved topaz
0.8 x 0.5 inches, size 5.5
Retail Value: $560
“As my metals and jewelry practice has progressed, I’ve become dedicated to finding as many ways to integrate my background as a sculptor. Building strange forms with wax, casting and then potentially continuing to manipulate the cast object through surface treatment, enameling and stone setting has become a focus of exploration. I am also fascinated with gem carving and faceting - why not have agency in sculpting both the metal as well as the stones that are embedded into that object? For me, this constant, reciprocal engagement between the hand and the object is part of what makes these works not just wearables, but small and intimate sculptures. My Ellipsis ring was created with these actions and ideas in mind.”
Emily Cobb Pink Lovebirds - Brooch
3D Printed Nylon, Acrylic, Steel
6 x 2 x 2.5 inches
Retail Value: $120
“Birds have long been symbols of themes like travel, freedom, and connection. Their migration patterns and behaviors naturally tie into these ideas, and many cultures give them special meanings. This brooch is part of a limited series that explores the connection between love, long-distance relationships, and the desire for companionship. The front of the pink ‘lovebird’ brooch features abstract, intertwined feathers, while the back reveals tiny bird feet that gently latch onto the pins, a fitting gesture of connection.”
Dongyi Wu Keyring27 - Earrings
Fabric, cotton, sterling silver, sewing thread
4.9 x 1.4 x 1.1 inches
Retail Value: $300
By using a wide range of unconventional materials, Dongyi creates her narrative jewelry pieces with expressive language. Since 2018, Dongyi has focused on impressions she experiences of people, transferring these quick images into wearable jewelry pieces. The inspiration for the Keyring series comes from the everyday object, the key chain. Dongyi narrates the stories and personalities of their owners by recording the interesting details of the key chains with wearable pieces. She infuses the statement earrings with artistic sense and unique street style. The chains are hand-stitched and unbelievably lightweight and have sterling silver backs.
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Elliot Keeley Cheese / Cake
Painted steel
6 x 6 inches each
Retail Value: $700
I create and solve problems through my work, starting with parts, pieces, and raw materials. I explore how these components come together—planning, disassembling, and reconstructing—while balancing the allure of imperfection with careful craftsmanship. I’m curious about what gives an object its soul and how familiar forms can hold universal meaning. By reinterpreting the familiar, I reveal unexpected significance and provoke a perceptual shift, making the ordinary mysterious. My work is inspired by small wonders, covetable objects, and the relationships we build with the things and people we choose to surround ourselves with.
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Everett Hoffman
Flower Lamp
Steel, Paint, Lighting components
7 x 7 x 4 inches
Retail Value: $400
“A pesky weed, a plant, a source of sustenance. These flowers are a stylized version filtered through images online, photos taken on walks, and remembered times spent picking weeds in baseball fields. Their images uploaded to the cloud, digitally manipulated, and returned to the physical world by hand. The weed’s creation is an act of finding and articulating an object— an object creating a source of light, a wayfinding tool. The light filtered through the petals.”
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J Taran Diamond
Shimmy - Brooch
Recycled sterling silver, stainless steel
1.25 inches x 3 inches x 1.25 inches
Retail Value: $395
“Recently, I’ve been interested in the curl as a symbol of convolution and disorganization. I have been attempting to make objects that, though meticulously crafted, appear to be a distillation of those qualities. ‘Shimmy’ features a single silver curl clad in 30 independently articulated and individually polished silver hearts, which serve to obscure the object underneath with a continuously shifting representation of itself.”
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Jolynn Santiago 3,596 - Brooch
Hand-cut sterling silver, 14k gold, nickel 1 x 1 x 0.3 inches
Retail Value: $450
“My work is influenced by the relationships I observe between mundane marks and time; water rings from a coffee cup, dust settling on a surface. I conduct material research to understand how jewelry, metals, alloys, and graphite can be manipulated to communicate these ideas.
Every morning I use a broom to sweep the floor, a ritual that redirects my anxious energy. Each morning the pile changes shape, size, and variety. Like this daily ritual, the process of creating my work involves tedious, repetitive acts. The jewelry and objects I create loosely references the forms and textures of the dust and debris collected each morning.”
Kelly Jean Conroy Day and Night - Earrings
Black onyx & reconstituted turquoise, oxidized sterling silver
2 x 1.5 x 0.125 inches each
Retail Value: $420
“I view my jewelry as layered paintings- collages with dimensional elements that allude to a story. Imagery- color- layers- are all constant pursuits of mine. The work is about loss, something that touches all of us eventually, and also about the beauty of life. We all carry these experiences of life and loss within the inner layers of our being, and I see my necklaces as a way to wear these moments on one’s outer layer. I combine gemstones and mother of pearl with the laser, etching either actual flower silhouettes from my walks outside or imagery from vintage botanical illustrations. Everything is a small important part; symbolic of the cyclical nature of life and death, growth and decay, and the connections to what we hold dear and precious to us.”
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Jordan Furze Objet Ring
Bronze
1.5 inches x 1.5 inches x 1.25 inches, size 8.5 - 9
Retail Value: $250
“Through the use of colour, text, and symbolism I voice, record, and explore my social and personal concerns and interests in regards to modernity, politics, and modern deity. I am involved with the ways people and things become elevated beyond the everyday and where these beliefs come from and how they affect us, be this through political stances such as with Brexit or in the fetishization of objects and in turn their veneration.”
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Liz Clark
Bow Medallion - Brooch
Oxidized sterling silver, stainless steel
2 inches x 2 inches x .125 inches
Retail Value: $420
Liz Clark is a maker, metalsmith and flora enthusiast living and working in Providence, RI. She received her BFA in Crafts/Material Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Liz’s work investigates and celebrates the language of flowers and their meaning. Often incorporating kinetic elements, her work creates a symbiotic relationship between it and the wearer. The jewelry relies upon the wearer for movement that sets the kinetic elements in motion. Without the wearer, the work remains dormant.
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Gently Hold The Soft Thing - Pendant
Amber, mother of pearl, bone, sterling silver, silk, pigmented ink, beeswax
2 x 16.5 x 0.25 inches
Retail Value: $575
“In image and writing I explore holding, tenderness, and fragility which manifests in this little necklace. These small, scrimshaw vignettes are set like stones on an intensely fabricated linkage. The materials must be soft enough to engrave, but hard enough to be worn and hold the ink that is rubbed into the designs. Just as these images are held in the matrixes of pearl, bone, and amber–the wearer and creator hold the meanings of these images in the matrixes of themselves. The resulting object is intimate and precious, illustrated on front and back to entice the wearer and viewer into further examination.”
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Mary Hallam Pearse Holding - Ring
Silver, 14k gold
1.25 inches x 1 inch x 1 inch, size 8
Retail Value: $1000
“Jewelry is the subject, object and material used to amplify ideas inherent in jewelry such as ornamentation, consumption, seduction and desire. I’m interested in how jewelry and specifically architectural ornamentation signal meaningpersonally, socially, and psychologically while existing on the threshold of bodies and buildings. The spaces where jewelry and ornament exist are where personal identity and civic meaning are declared, connecting us to our environment, ourselves, and our senses. I combine found forms from traditional jewelry and floral motifs to vintage plastic charms, to construct complex forms.”
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Molly Shulman See You Next Tuesday - Earrings
Silver, diamonds
2 x 2 x 0.5 inches
Retail Value: $295
“’See you next Tuesday!’ Is a phrase that has often been used with a wink and an understanding of the word that belongs in its place. Co-opted by James Kennedy, DJ and wanna-be-badboy from Vanderpump Rules, this phrase became the name of his bi-weekly DJ set at the infamous SUR.
One of the things I love about reality TV is that I can watch people act in ways and say things that I would never do or say (regardless of how much I might want to). This is part of the mass appeal of the genre. With my pieces that focus on the quotes and statements, I am hoping to give the wearer a chance to make a statement without actually saying anything. “
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Mercury Swift Drip/Fang Earrings
Borosilicate glass, sterling silver
0.5 inches x 0.75 inches x 2.5 inches
Retail Value: $150
Mercury Swift is a Baltimore-based artist whose work has been exhibited in cities like Baltimore, NYC, Providence, Chicago, and Munich. They are a studio and program manager at the Baltimore Jewelry Center, supporting artists across diverse backgrounds. A graduate of Towson University with a BFA in Interdisciplinary Object Design and a minor in Art History, Swift studied under notable artists like Leslie Boyd, Mallory Weston, and Luci Jockel. Their practice spans glasswork, metalwork, and butoh-inspired performance art, integrating play and spiritual exploration. Swift seeks to understand contemporary alchemy through the natural elements in glass, metals, and fibers.
Sara Bautista
Bound - Ring
Sterling silver
1 x 1 x 0.5 inches, one-size
Retail Value: $250
“Bound is an exploration of value, tradition, and transformation in jewelry. Starting with inexpensive rings altered with impermanent materials—twine, rubber, and wax—I cast them in bronze, silver, and gold, inverting traditional hierarchies by displaying the gold ring at the bottom. Each piece sits in a 3D-printed box resembling an iPhone with a two-way mirror, reflecting viewers and questioning how technology shapes worth. Using AI design and unconventional materials, Bound breaks away from engagement ring conventions, inviting us to reconsider what we hold as precious and the ways we’re “bound” to ideas of value and permanence.”
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Steven KP
Fold Study in Walnut - Pendant
Hand-carved American Walnut, leather
2.5 x 1.25 x 0.25 inches
Retail Value: $450
Steven KP is an artist, jeweler, and educator based in Providence, Rhode Island.
Currently a Visiting Lecturer at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, KP received their MFA in Jewelry and Metalsmithing from the Rhode Island School of Design and holds a BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. KP’s studio practice is centered around investigations of empathy, material culture, and queer experience. KP is a 2017 Windgate Fellow awarded by the Center for Craft, Asheville, NC USA and a winner of the 2020 Marzee Prize from Gallerie Marzee in Nijmegen, NL.
Susie Ganch
Untitled Artwork
Collected and reused single-use plastic bags (newspaper delivery bags and shopping bags)
40 x 2 x 27 inches
Retail Value: $2700
“I work with abject waste from human consumption that has not (yet) found its way back to a functional afterlife. The overwhelming excess found in each piece confronts viewers, asking them to consider how one innocent plastic bottle, lid, or bag easily amasses, has endless reach, and becomes a permanent part of our environment. I fabricate reimagined landscapes from our collective accumulations. Earbuds are trapped in stone settings, cut strips of used shopping bags are tufted into tapestries, and thousands of water bottles are cold connected in gridded patterns. I see our collective ambivalence and am driven by solastalgia. Beauty is an invitation to examine dark details while being immersed in the discomforting scale of the waste presented. It is the way I work through grief and eco-anxiety without negating the overwhelming scale of our consumption-fueled threat to the environment.”
Sarah Holden
Mini Steel Polka Dot Bow - Brooch
Mild steel
2.75 x 2 x 1 inches
Retail Value: $300
“There is beauty in process. Process, much like material, can have gender associations. I make work that challenges traditional gender associations through material and process. This brooch has been made using the industrial material of steel and the industrial processes of oxyacetylene welding and angle grinding. Yet the resulting is a cute little bow. What does it mean to make a motif connected to femininity out of a material connected to masculinity? As a woman who struggles to receive the same benefits and privileges as men, I’m curious what it is about masculinity that is so different and so much more valuable?”
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Toni Mayner String Ring
Oxidized Sterling Silver, Cubic Zirconia
1” x 0.75” inches, size 9
Retail Value: $110
“The string rings collection of 8 developed out of a playful experiment with a ring from the ‘Lost & Found’ series that explored discarded objects and their renewal.
My work tends to the serious, in this work I wanted to free myself from this and return to play...just to see what happened. The final structure of the setting was a happy accident resulting from the pressure of the mould-making process. The setting of the stones an extension of this joyful moment at my bench.”
Ye-Jee Lee
Since 1970-3 - Brooch
Sterling silver, leather
2.9 inches x 2.9 inches x 1.1 inches
Retail Value: $700
Ye-jee is working with the press technique using collected metal dies from the different countries. The main idea of her work is pressing leather or metal, using useless retro metal molds in a different way of typical use. She used to think that shaping materials using a press was done in the industrial process or that it was suitable for only manufacturing the uniform and boring goods. However, the more she experiments it the more she could find out different ways to use it for creation. She tried to do away with stereotypes of method of the press using dies and discover hidden creativity of the machine that only it can be developed through her own work.
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GIFT CERTIFICATES + MORE!
Art Lovers Bundle
Donor: Various
Retail Value: $235
A Curated Selection of Fine Wine
Donor: Michael Schaffer
Retail Value: $400
This exclusive collection features wines personally selected from the cellar of Michael Schaffer, former board member. Carefully curated, the assortment includes a variety of exceptional vintages perfect for any enthusiast. The wines are presented in a beautiful wooden box that doubles as a countertop wine rack, adding both style and functionality to your collection.
BJC Class of Your Choice!
Donor: The Baltimore Jewelry Center
Retail Value: $550
Doppio Gift Certificate
Donor: Doppio Pasticceria
Retail Value: $100
Cafe Connoisseur’s Bundle
Donor: Various
Retail Value: $150
Fuel your coffee cravings with this delicious bundle from two beloved Baltimore cafés. Enjoy 3 bags of expertly roasted coffee and a $50 gift card to Catalog Coffee in Hampden, known for its thoughtfully sourced brews. Plus, savor 1 bag of premium coffee and a $25 gift card to Sophomore Coffee in the vibrant Old Goucher/Station North area. Perfect for coffee lovers, this package offers a taste of Baltimore’s best local coffee shops.
Treat yourself to a delicious experience at Doppio Pasticceria, a charming Sicilian bakery, pizzeria, and café in the heart of Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood. With this $100 gift card, enjoy their authentic Italian pastries, handcrafted pizzas, and coffee specialties. Whether you’re indulging in sweet treats or a savory meal, Doppio offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that captures the essence of Sicilian flavors.
Gem Cutters Guild Workshop for 4
Donor: Gem Cutters Guild of Baltimore
Retail Value: $480
This unique experience offers a custom 4-hour class for 2-4 students, taught by an expert instructor. Participants will receive hands-on guidance and all necessary materials to create one stone, while also completing essential safety training. A date for the class will be arranged based on mutual availability. Please note, this class does not qualify participants for access to the open shop, as additional requirements are needed for that. A fantastic opportunity for those interested in learning new skills in a personalized setting!
Eclectic & Vintage Gift Card Bundle
Donor: Various
Retail Value: $150
Unleash your inner treasure hunter with this eclectic bundle of gift cards to four of Baltimore’s most unique spots. Explore one-of-a-kind finds at BALTO Vintage, uncover quirky treasures at Bazaar, browse a plethora of books at Greedy Reads, and discover classic hardware gems at Falkenhan’s Hardware. This bundle offers something for everyone who appreciates the charm of vintage, oddities, and local gems.
Keystone Korner: Keystone Kard
Donor: Keystone Korner
Retail Value: $125
This Keystone Kard offers an exclusive opportunity to experience five incredible shows for free! With this membership, you’ll enjoy access to a selection of performances, making it the perfect gift for jazz lovers and music enthusiasts. Don’t miss out on this chance to enjoy multiple nights of unforgettable experiences!
Private Charm Making Workshop For Two with Molly Shulman
Donor: Molly Shulman
Retail Value: $475
Enjoy a one-of-a-kind creative experience with a private Charm Making Workshop for two, hosted by the talented Molly Shulman. In this personalized session, you and a guest will learn the art of crafting unique, handmade charms while receiving expert guidance in a fun and relaxed setting. A perfect opportunity to create lasting memories and beautiful pieces of jewelry!
Propagator’s Paradise Gift Cards: A Floral Lover’s Dream
Donor: Various
Retail Value: $115
Delight in the beauty of fresh flowers and plants with gift cards to three of Baltimore’s finest floral shops. Enjoy a $25 gift card to The Modest Florist, a $40 gift card to B Willow, and a $50 gift card to Fleur de Lis. Whether you’re seeking stunning arrangements, unique plants, or floral-inspired gifts, these local gems offer a variety of options to brighten your space.
Private Lesson with J Diamond
Donor: J Diamond
Retail Value: $475
Take advantage of this rare opportunity with a 4-hour private lesson with J Diamond! This exclusive experience is available only through Ornamenta, as private lessons are not typically offered at the BJC. Work directly with J Diamond to schedule a time that fits your needs and enjoy personalized instruction tailored to your goals. Don’t miss out on this unique chance to learn from our current teaching fellow!
Union Craft Brewing: Private Tour and 10 person happy hour!
Donor: Union Craft Brewing
Retail Value: $200
Enjoy an exclusive experience with Union Craft Brewing! This private tour for you and your guests will take you behind the scenes of one of the area’s top breweries, offering a unique look at the brewing process. Following the tour, indulge in a 10-person happy hour, complete with delicious craft brews and great company. A perfect outing for beer enthusiasts and those looking for a fun, memorable experience!
