This September, we are celebrating The Artists, three New England women whose work reminds us why the things made with intention mean so much.
At Day's, we have always believed fine jewelry is more than something you wear. It is artistry. Self-expression. A reflection of the person who chooses it and the life they make their own.
Erin Flett
Where Color Comes to Life
Erin Flett does not follow design trends. She sets them. From her vibrant 4,000-square-foot studio in Gorham, Maine, every pillow, bag, and lifestyle piece is drawn, designed, cut, sewn, and shipped entirely in-house.
Like the jewelry we choose to wear, Erin's work is deeply personal, an expression of individuality, color, confidence, and the freedom to surround yourself with things that feel unmistakably you.
Megan Carty
The Courage to Take Up Space
Thirty years. Hundreds of paintings. A studio tucked into the New England countryside outside Boston, where the light is good and the work is extraordinary.
There is something familiar in that idea. The right piece of jewelry can do the same, becoming an outward expression of something deeply personal: confidence, memory, identity, strength.
Callie Dyer
Nature's Wild Magic
Callie's Flower Shop began the way the best things do. Quietly, in the early morning, tending to tiny seedlings in Augusta, Maine, before the rest of the world was awake.
Her work is a reminder that beauty does not have to be perfect to be extraordinary. Just like the pieces we choose to wear and carry with us.
Jewelry Is Personal.
We partnered with Erin, Megan, and Callie because we see fine jewelry the way they see their work. As a conduit for self-expression. As something chosen with intention and carried with meaning.
As color, texture, form, and craftsmanship coming together to create something deeply personal.
Vibrant. Textured. Warm. Entirely Real.
