InBloom Jewelry Celebrates a Year of the FACETED Seminar Series in Frederick
InBloom Jewelry is proudly celebrating the first anniversary of its FACETED seminar series, a vibrant initiative aimed at bridging the gap between artists, clients, and the local community in the heart of Downtown Frederick, Maryland. Launched to demystify the art of jewelry making, FACETED offers a free platform for education and dialogue, fostering a greater appreciation for the fine craftsmanship involved in creating jewelry.
Held bi-monthly at InBloom's gallery located at 100 E. Patrick Street—often coinciding with Frederick’s First Saturdays—these engaging sessions are spearheaded by the talented designers and bench jewelers of InBloom, along with guest experts. Each seminar is designed not only to share knowledge but also to provide participants with a hands-on experience, featuring live demonstrations that give an intimate look at both traditional and contemporary jewelry-making techniques.
The ethos of FACETED is rooted in the belief that jewelry is more than just a product; it is a process, a labor of love, and a vital part of storytelling. Topics covered over the past year include a diverse range of subjects such as:
These seminars have not only showcased the wide variety of techniques practiced within InBloom’s studio but have also invited attendees to witness the critical role of design decisions and craftsmanship in shaping each unique piece of jewelry.
Founder and lead designer Stacey Krantz emphasizes the importance of accessibility in these seminars, stating, "FACETED is our way of opening the studio doors wider. People are often surprised by how much handwork, experimentation, and collaboration goes into every custom piece. These events give our community a chance to sit at the bench with us, ask questions, and see that jewelry can be a deeply personal and enriching art form—not just something you buy off a shelf."
The sessions are intentionally designed to maintain an intimate atmosphere, fostering conversations among a diverse group of attendees, which includes InBloom clients, local artisans, and curious community members eager to explore the intricacies of jewelry-making.
Looking ahead, InBloom has an exciting lineup of seminars scheduled, including the upcoming FACETED Artistic CAD session on Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 3 to 5 PM, along with additional focused discussions throughout the coming year. More information about registration and a full list of past and future seminars can be found on InBloom Jewelry's events page.
Community members interested in delving deeper into the studio's creative approach to custom jewelry, heirloom transformation, and handcrafted designs are encouraged to visit inbloomjewelry.com.
Images and supplementary media content related to the FACETED series can be accessed via InBloom Jewelry's online media kit, which is available for further exploration.
Aptly reflecting its commitment to personalized craftsmanship and meaningful design, InBloom Jewelry, founded by Stacey Krantz, stands apart in the fine jewelry landscape. Each piece created in their studio begins as a collaboration with clients, seamlessly blending personal narratives with artistic innovation. With an emphasis on using both traditional methods and modern technologies alongside ethically sourced materials, InBloom Jewelry ensures that every creation is not only exquisite but also deeply significant—jewelry meant to be cherished and handed down through generations.
Held bi-monthly at InBloom's gallery located at 100 E. Patrick Street—often coinciding with Frederick’s First Saturdays—these engaging sessions are spearheaded by the talented designers and bench jewelers of InBloom, along with guest experts. Each seminar is designed not only to share knowledge but also to provide participants with a hands-on experience, featuring live demonstrations that give an intimate look at both traditional and contemporary jewelry-making techniques.
The ethos of FACETED is rooted in the belief that jewelry is more than just a product; it is a process, a labor of love, and a vital part of storytelling. Topics covered over the past year include a diverse range of subjects such as:
- - The Ancient Art of Granulation
- - Revealing the Light Within Precision-Cut Gemstones, led by gem cutter Katie Walsh from Spectacle Gems
- - Japanese Mokume-Gane Techniques
- - Creative repurposing in jewelry design
- - Wax Wonder: The Art and Evolution of Lost Wax Casting
- - Enduring Links: Exploring Chainmaking
These seminars have not only showcased the wide variety of techniques practiced within InBloom’s studio but have also invited attendees to witness the critical role of design decisions and craftsmanship in shaping each unique piece of jewelry.
Founder and lead designer Stacey Krantz emphasizes the importance of accessibility in these seminars, stating, "FACETED is our way of opening the studio doors wider. People are often surprised by how much handwork, experimentation, and collaboration goes into every custom piece. These events give our community a chance to sit at the bench with us, ask questions, and see that jewelry can be a deeply personal and enriching art form—not just something you buy off a shelf."
The sessions are intentionally designed to maintain an intimate atmosphere, fostering conversations among a diverse group of attendees, which includes InBloom clients, local artisans, and curious community members eager to explore the intricacies of jewelry-making.
Looking ahead, InBloom has an exciting lineup of seminars scheduled, including the upcoming FACETED Artistic CAD session on Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 3 to 5 PM, along with additional focused discussions throughout the coming year. More information about registration and a full list of past and future seminars can be found on InBloom Jewelry's events page.
Community members interested in delving deeper into the studio's creative approach to custom jewelry, heirloom transformation, and handcrafted designs are encouraged to visit inbloomjewelry.com.
Images and supplementary media content related to the FACETED series can be accessed via InBloom Jewelry's online media kit, which is available for further exploration.
Aptly reflecting its commitment to personalized craftsmanship and meaningful design, InBloom Jewelry, founded by Stacey Krantz, stands apart in the fine jewelry landscape. Each piece created in their studio begins as a collaboration with clients, seamlessly blending personal narratives with artistic innovation. With an emphasis on using both traditional methods and modern technologies alongside ethically sourced materials, InBloom Jewelry ensures that every creation is not only exquisite but also deeply significant—jewelry meant to be cherished and handed down through generations.
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