Love is such a beautiful experience and life-changing when shared. I’m talking about the kind of love that transcends time and space, weaving its magic into the fabric of our lives when we least expect it. Valentine’s Day offers the perfect opportunity to honor that monumental experience with a tale of love that has touched our hearts here at Stuller and deserves to be shared with the world.
One thing that has always amazed me is the unique ways people have found themselves in the jewelry industry. Many have stumbled upon it by chance, me included. But it’s not always how we got here that’s the exhilarating part, it’s what we’ve done with our time in it and how we are leaving our mark. Let me tell you about a rising force in the jewelry space coming to us from Arkansas: Sissy’s Log Cabin.
In the bustling world of retail, jewelry stores are known for their elegance, sophistication, and the ability to make customers feel special with stunning collections. However, what truly captivates our hearts and brings an unexpected charm to these stores are their lovable dog mascots. These jewelry store mascots, adored by both staff and customers, play a vital role that goes beyond just being a cute face.
Formerly known as Fine Gold Designers, the brand is now known as José Echevarria Diseñador, and they have partnered with Stuller for their materials since 2000. In the beginning, everything was hand-made from a block of wax by José, painstakingly chiseled for many hours to get everything symmetric and looking great for each client. Making the casts and having them come out perfect every time was always a challenge.
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