Jewelers in Fairbanks, AK

Karla morriera https://www.facebook.com/KarlaMorreira/

When I lived there we went to theWorld Eskimo Indian Olympics in Fairbanks. They were selling their a lot of Art, jewelry.

Judy Gumm Designs in Ester

Ed Tussey does the best Alaskan art! Google him for print prices!

Downtown. https://www.facebook.com/pg/Arctictravelersgiftshop/posts/?ref=page_internal

Tom Nixon does beautiful watercolors.

https://www.hillarybrownart.com/

My friend Kirsty Knittel sells her photos in the Bentley Mall! They’re amazing!

You can check out some of my paintings at Pearson Gallery on Facebook. Here’s one of my most recent paintings. Don’t have a ton available because we just made a big move up here and sold most of my art before coming here

https://www.facebook.com/144626058934813 The Knotty Shop

Michikos Tailor Shop. She makes customized kuspuks! She has so many for sale. Go check it out! 552 3 rd ave. fairbanks ak 99701. She is open from 10:30-6 pm mon-fri and 10:30-5 on sat! have fun

Trax Outdoor Center has First Friday’s each month. February 2 nd 5-8 pm is the next one

The Bear Gallery...upstairs in the Civic Center at Pioneer Park...and Arctic Travelers Gift Shop downtown.

Hi Linda, I have an online shop full of hand-printed apparel, stationery, and goods. And we ship so you don’t have to worry about hauling it back with you! www.printworthyarts.com I hope you have a wonderful trip! Alaska is magical! ✨

Arctic Beagle Glass. Arcticbeagle.com. We do unique Alaska theme stained glass. Facebook page too!!

Alaska Wilds Photography. www.alaskawildsphoto.com. I am also at the Farmers Market and I have a cabin at Pioneer Park during the summer.

Contact Brandie Weaver she makes all kinds of Alaska products from jewelry to diamond willow walking sticks and wind chimes.

Hannah Dubs,

Deb Pascale Miller is a fabulous photographer!

Downtown especially has lots to offer, especially on 2 nd Ave. I'm a local painter, and I'm working on a show that will open in May. You can check out www.aislingmeehan.com if you'd like!

Www.facebook.com/akbzp I sell photography. Also, if you'd like to book a session to capture Alaska with you, I'd be happy to book a session with you!

Check out this place too! https://www.facebook.com/ColdSpotStudio/ They even do pottery and glass art classes!

Contact Caitlin Perry or Caitlin’s Creations

Amber Bankston makes candles in Alaska beer bottles great gifts and other things. Lizzi Carter does bead work. I'll keep trying to think of locals

Sean Kurdziolek has an aurora gallery in North Pole! We have one of his photographs on our wall.

Tammy Holland and Ashley Ebenal do amazing Interior Alaska themed art!

Ezinadesigns.com We are at the Farmer's Market in the summer too!

Tiaphotoco.com And soon to come This Is Alaska Studio!!!

Beads and Things has wonderful Native beadwork and art by locals. Talk to Ann Goessel or Denise Hardesty.

My friend Stephanie Uzzell is a local artist who does some awesome work:)

Cindy Massingill is an Alaskan native who makes beautiful jewlery

Online ordering: Https://www.jessedavisimages.smugmug.com

My scrollsawing: Https://www.facebook.com/scrollsawnart

Amber Bankston has beautiful glass artwork and wonderful smelling candles.

Becky Anderson makes some people jewelry and her prices are very good!

You're welcome to take a peek at https://www.facebook.com/873965729321958 Arctic Flair Photography here on FB - all of the photos are available on vibrantly printed aluminum, in a variety of sizes from 4x4 to 24x36, and shipping larger sizes is absolutely workable! I'm sure you've received far more responses than you anticipated, and that's due in large part to the fact that Fairbanks & our surrounding towns have a tremendous variety of fabulous artists of all types. It's certainly easy to find local talent here!! Knowing you're coming in June, I hope you're here for 6/21 (solstice), where there's a fun bash downtown, but even if you're not, I'd still recommend a decent pair of hiking shoes so you're not afraid to get out & about & have a little adventure. It's a good idea to plan for warm days (it can be in the 80's or even warmer in June) but bring layers, or plan https://www.facebook.com/167463019963577 to bring a sweatshirt (or buy one from Brianna Reagan Art!) or a lightweight jacket. I hope your trip is absolutely amazing!!

Judy Gumm in Ester.

Melody Taylor does some good work. She painted some boots recently and they looked awesome. As in, painted stuff on boots, not a picture of boots

Photography there are many here on FB in the Fairbanks page. Thomas Payer does some great work too.

GOOD Cannabis has some really nice local art. Really awesome. The Blue Door Antique Store also has some nice local art.

If you like pottery my friend Jed Williams is an awesome potter in Fairbanks, Glacier Pottery. I personally love Nita Engle watercolor prints of Alaska. Also south of Fairbanks a fun place to visit is the Knotty Shop http://knottyak.com

I got my wife's engagement ring and both of our wedding rings from Jim at Alaska Gold and Gem downtown - he's really nice. Not sure if he does/pricing about custom jewelery though.

http://www.goldrushfinejewelry.com/ https://www.facebook.com/pages/Alaskan-Gold-Rush-Fine-Jewelry/305629602663 my Family and I have had many custom work done at Gold rush since the 90 s, we've had mostly custom gem settings and work with thai gold but they work with many other types of jewelry

I am friends with the owners of bishops jewelry. They do custom jewelry anything you can think up they can make. I am not sure how much they charge for a custom ring, but they are worth looking into.

I had a wedding set custom made at Larsen's over 10 years ago. It still works.

Taylor's Gold & Stones - Teddy Bear Plaza/University & Airport

Gold Rush on 2 nd Avenue. I know the owners. Very honest people.

I really want to agree, but I have not had the best experience with Gold Rush Jewelers, and they are highly recommended, and have a really good commercial on the radio. I prefer Taylor's.

I like Taylor's because when the Eye Clinic of Fairbanks' glasses place would not honor the one year warranty on my frames because they had been discontinued, Taylor's repaired them for $50. And worked on them three more times, without further cost, until the fix held.

Larson's Jewelers, It`s been a Family Favorite for YEARS! Noble Street 456-4141

The Fairbanks Arts Association has a gift shop in the Bear Gallery. I think you need to join and also volunteer in the gift shop to show your stuff. Not sure about that but I think that's how it works.

Etsy and Artfire are good online places to sell.

Vendor Events in the Fairbanks Area

With the holidays coming up there will be lots of Bazaars and craft fairs. Carlson Center will have their holiday market place. Eielson, Wainwright and many schools will have these events as well.

Try Canadian Tire

Dawn army wife? We live on dirt wainwright=)@donna yes I do please check out my website mariellaluna.origamiowl.com and yes they're great gifts for any occasion :)

Yes, Army wife here =) We are stationed out at Ft. Drum at the moment.

Gold Rush Jewelers are amazing.

Gold Rush fixed my prong after I lost my diamond! Incredibly I had found the gem after extensive searching and after they fixed it, I have never had a problem. They changed the prong style and secured it indefinitely. I don't remember what it cost me but it was very affordable and worth every penny. I will recommend them anytime!

Ditto Taylor's

Gold Rush, located downtown near the old Co-op building. Have used them for twenty years plus and never been disappointed.