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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

New Material: Stainless Steel!


Here at Skylight we've been experimenting with Stainless Steel!
Hypoallergenic  Lightweight  Durable  Affordable

Blackened Stainless Steel contrasts beautifully with 18K Yellow Gold
These figure earrings are visually stunning and also light enough to be comfortable!

Stop by to see what else we are working on...
Or bring in your own ideas and let's create something together!

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Paradise City Marlborough

November 19, 20 & 21

This exciting annual event features 175 of the nation's best craft designers and artists in jewelry, fashion, fine art, sculpture & furniture. 
Get a jump start on your holiday shopping or treate yourself to something fabulous!  
Located just 30 minutes from Boston with free parking, live Jazz and dining.

Visit Spencer and Raymond at Booth #319
To contact Spencer while he is at the show call 800-952-1538

Friday 10 - 5 Saturday 10 - 6 Sunday 11 - 5

Royal Plaza Trade Center
181 Boston Post Road West, Route 20W
Marlborough, Massachusetts 01752

Adults $12, Seniors $10, Students $8, Children Under 12 FREE

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Paradise City Northampton

This Columbus Day Weekend Spencer and Raymond will be at the Paradise City Arts Festival in Northampton MA.  This is one of the top fall craft festivals in the country, and features 275 of the nations best craftspeople and artists exhibiting works in glass, jewelry, photography, fiber, wood and more.  This exciting event also includes great live music and an excellent selection of food provided by local chefs.

Located at the 3 County Fairgrounds in Northampton MA
Click Here For More Information
Columbus Day Weekend October 9, 10 & 11
Saturday 10-6 Sunday 10-6 Monday 10-4
Adults $12 Seniors $10 Students $8 Children Under 12 FREE
You can find Spencer inside at booth #942
Or call him at 800 952 1538

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Fall Crafts At Lyndhurst

This weekend Spencer and Raymond will be heading to Tarrytown, New York for the 26th annual Fall Crafts at Lyndhurst. For those of you in the area this is your chance to visit Spencer and see the new creations from Skylight. This craft show, hosted on the grounds of the beautiful and historic Lyndhurst Estate, features 250 artists exhibiting works in jewelry, glass, fiber, photography, clay and more.

September 10, 11 and 12, 2010
Friday 10 – 5, Saturday 10 – 6, Sunday 10 – 5
Admission: Adults $10, Seniors $9, Children 6-16 $4, Children Under 6 FREE
Free Parking
Click here for more information and directions

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Part 1 of 4 in "Is Bigger Always Better?"

Is Bigger always better?


The next few blogs will outline why bigger isn’t always better when it comes to selecting a stone for an engagement ring. Bigger isn’t better when you are sacrificing other diamond or stone qualities for just the mere size of the stone. There are four qualities that are popular when selecting a diamond. You know these as the four Cs. Cut, Colour, Clarity and Carat weight. Only one of these, carat weight, refers to the size of your diamond the rest are more specific to the quality of your stone. Some experts cite the cut as being the strongest deciding factor, arguing that an excellent cut can compensate for shortcomings in the other three areas. Other experts believe that the colour is most important, as this is the trait most easily seen by the naked eye. But invariably, no one says that bigger is better.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

She told me it wasn't that big of a deal...

Q: Is A Marriage Proposal That Big of A Deal?
A: Absolutely. According to research, 80% of women were disappointed in how they were proposed to by their fiancĂ©/husband. Your thoughtful effort towards creating her dream proposal will be a simple reminder of why her answer is “Yes!” You will be so proud when she brags about your amazing proposal rather than shies away from telling her friends.

So How to Pop the Question:

1. Public or Private
Who should be present at your marriage proposal? Just the two of you, her family and best friends, or perhaps a cheering crowd? REALLY think this one through.

2. Location
Location is key to setting the mood. This is where you can incorporate favorite memories together. This goes to show just how well you paid attention.

3. Attention to Details
Incorporating specific moments and details in your engagement proposal that she wouldn’t expect you to remember will leave her in awe. This is your chance to prove to her that you know her better than anyone else. DO NOT NEGLECT the little details; they are the keys to making her feel special.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Things to consider before you propose...

Some things to think about Before You Propose…


Timeless Traditions
Is it important to your girlfriend that you ask her father or someone in her family for their blessing? If so, even if you believe it’s an old tradition, take the time to call her family or take them out to dinner before you pop the question. This way you avoid any hurt and surprised family members.

Her Ring
Trying on rings beforehand is always a plus! Many women tend to love a certain style/setting until they try on the ring and find another style fits their finger better.If she wants the ring to be a complete surprise then do some research. Consult her best friends and listen carefully to any hints she drops. It is not a bad idea to have her friends take her ring shopping for fun.

Timing is Everything
Think ahead. Has she hinted at a Summer or Fall Wedding? It is always considerate to propose at least 6 months prior to the wedding. If she wants a shorter engagement then let her be the one to decide. Better safe on time than sorry.