BrownGoldsmiths.com
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Brown Goldsmiths of Freeport, Maine offers fine jewelry including diamond rings, fancy color diamond jewelry and artisan gemstone jewelry.
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Brown Goldsmiths began as a small business back in the sixties, founded by newlyweds Judy Libby Brown and Steve Brown. Though we've grown in the past 35 years, our customers are still treated with the same hands-on care and attention as when we first began. Brown Goldsmiths has been a member of the American Gem Society (AGS) since 1983.
Judy and I were both students at the University of Maine, when the idea to establish a jewelry business of our own first came to mind. While visiting my grandparents in Rye, New Hampshire, my grandmother suggested we visit an arts festival in Portsmouth. As luck would have it, we stumbled upon an artist who was just beginning a wax casting demonstration at the festival. The process involved using a centrifugal casting machine to melt the sterling silver into a mold. Within 3-4 minutes, the metal had been shaped and we witnessed a beautiful creation: sterling silver delicately cast in the wondrous form of miniature sea creatures. It was a life changing moment for us. Over the years, many of our creations have continued to be inspired by the imagery and movement of the sea and its creatures.
Soon after, we knew we had to get the wheels in motion to start a business of our own. Sterling silver wire was purchased. Crude tools were borrowed from our families. Judy already had the eye of a designer; I was a budding engineer; both skills being of equal importance in quality jewelry making. It was an exciting time for us. A time of great experimentation. A time of learning and growth. Wherever we moved, a workshop was soon set up in a hallway, backroom or sun porch of our string of apartments.
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