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Waynee’s World

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Robin Waynee

Born into a multi-talented family in Mio, Michigan, Saginaw Chippewa Indian tribe member Robin Waynee learned jewelry craft at the knee of her father, well-known jeweler Robert Lone Eagle Waynee. From an early age, Robin, along with her six other siblings, was encouraged to pursue not just jewelry, but whatever creative pursuits interested her. Some of the other arts in which she was trained (and in which other family members now work) include photography, custom furniture crafting, painting, and home remodeling.

But it wasn’t until meeting her husband, jeweler Ryan Roberts, that jewelry design really took hold of her. It was then that she found her design voice, a perfect amalgam of her Native American heritage and her experience of the modern world. After studying with Roberts for a few years, Waynee began winning fans and, eventually, awards for her highly-collectible, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Check her out on Facebook and on her website.

All images property of Robin Waynee.

 

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

15 thoughts on “Waynee’s World

  1. The Psycho Mother's avatar

    Love. All. Of. It. Reminds me of some Medieval jewelry that I have that is by Maison de Morgana. I love the stuff that you find.

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  2. Ellie's avatar

    Is gorgeousastounding a word? It should be and her work would be its definition.

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  3. Karen's avatar

    Some of the stones look like they are rutilated quartz. Do you know if I’m right in that? Love that stone.

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  5. janhaltn's avatar

    Good looking stuff =

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  6. fifimcleod's avatar

    You bet I am sharing on every platform available. Such elegant beauty paired with eloquent writing must be spread to every corner.

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  7. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    Beautiful designs. I love the Art Deco shapes, of course, and the choice of metal colours with stones is superb.

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