Typhaney B. Jewelry
Q: What inspires you to design?
A:
All life has to offer! Raw nature, to city architecture, living life.
A: Bold Q: If you were to dress one person, who would that be?
A: Drew Barrymoore Q: Who is your favorite new designer, besides your own collection?
A: Adam + Eve Q: What bag do you lust for this season?
A: Mark Jacobs Bal Harbour Satchel in moccasin Q: What did you do before you became a designer?
A: I have always been a designer.
For more than six years, Typhaney Bennett has created eye-catching jewelry out of her Philadelphia studio. Ranging from intricate earrings to delicate necklaces, Typhaney B. Jewelry is inspired by a distinct combination of natural elements and the city the designer calls home. Typhaney’s bold designs are not for the faint of heart – she creates jewelry for women with a passion for adornment. Fabricated from a combination of gold-fill, sterling silver, wood, and semi-precious stones, all Typhaney B. Jewelry is handmade and limited edition.
In November of 2006, Typhaney united with two other Philadelphia designers and opened Conspiracy Showroom, a co-op boutique featuring collections by local designers. Typhaney plans to expand further into new markets across the country in 2007, while she continues her success in Philadelphia.
In November of 2006, Typhaney united with two other Philadelphia designers and opened Conspiracy Showroom, a co-op boutique featuring collections by local designers. Typhaney plans to expand further into new markets across the country in 2007, while she continues her success in Philadelphia.
Shiny, Pretty Things-A look at the local jewelry-making scene
By Ashley Primis First it was silk-screening t-shirts. Then it was designing handbags and baby clothes. Now, Philly’s seeing an outright explosion of local jewelry makers. These creative types — mostly young professional women and art-school grads — have taken the art form from hobby-on-the-side to full-time careers, resulting in diverse baubles sold in boutiques from the suburbs to Center City. A nature-themed piece by Conspiracy Showroom’s Typhaney Bennett. / Photo by Elizabeth Knauss Originally published in Philadelphia Magazine, February 2007.
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By Ashley Primis First it was silk-screening t-shirts. Then it was designing handbags and baby clothes. Now, Philly’s seeing an outright explosion of local jewelry makers. These creative types — mostly young professional women and art-school grads — have taken the art form from hobby-on-the-side to full-time careers, resulting in diverse baubles sold in boutiques from the suburbs to Center City. A nature-themed piece by Conspiracy Showroom’s Typhaney Bennett. / Photo by Elizabeth Knauss Originally published in Philadelphia Magazine, February 2007.
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Her line of custom jewelry, Typhaney B, is made of exotic woods (like banana tree), coral, freshwater pearls, onyx, and quartz. Each item has either 14-karat gold-filled or sterling silver hardware, so it’s built to last. Set a meeting to talk to her about what you’re looking for. She’ll match a necklace that you already own or create an entirely original work, and she’ll never repeat a design: Every piece is one-of-a-kind and made to order. www.typhaneyb.com
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Her line of custom jewelry, Typhaney B, is made of exotic woods (like banana tree), coral, freshwater pearls, onyx, and quartz. Each item has either 14-karat gold-filled or sterling silver hardware, so it’s built to last. Set a meeting to talk to her about what you’re looking for. She’ll match a necklace that you already own or create an entirely original work, and she’ll never repeat a design: Every piece is one-of-a-kind and made to order. www.typhaneyb.com
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