ABOUT THE ARTIST
Holly Anne Mitchell uses common, everyday paper materials
coupons to create bold, witty and innovative jewelry. The
concept was developed while Mitchell was earning her Bachelor of
Fine Arts degree from The University of Michigan in 1991. The
Florida-based artist has received numerous awards and her work
has been exhibited in several museums and galleries including
The Newseum, The Museum of Art and Design, and The
Renwick Gallery. Her work has also been featured in many
publications including Art & Antiques, The Washington Post,
The Boston Globe, and Vegetarian Times.
Newspaperjewelry.com features eco-friendly jewelry gifts, cuff links, eco-friendly gifts for women, eco-friendly gifts for men, and first anniversary gifts consisting of recycled
newspaper, dollar bills, expired coupons, sweetener packets and losing lottery tickets. All of the paper is sealed and protected by a moisture-resistant coating.  Clip on earrings
are available for all earring styles. All pierced earrings are hypo-allergenic. All of the images and jewelry designs are copyrighted and are the property of Holly Anne Mitchell and
Newspaperjewelry.com. Images may not be reproduced without written permission of Holly Anne Mitchell and Newspaperjewelry.com
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"One of the Masters of
American Craft"
-Art & Antiques Magazine

"Not only a great gift, it can
be a conversation piece"
-Better Homes and Gardens

"Affordable Paper Jewels"
-The Washington Post

"The News That's Fit to Wear"
-Tampa Tribune

"Fresh and Fun"
-The St Petersburg Times

"...Redefines the term jewelry
for our Times"
-Sarasota Herald Tribune

"Holly Anne Mitchell has found
a new way to recycle
newspaper"
-The Washington Times
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