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Page Sargisson

May 24, 2016

Jewelry designer Page Sargisson is known for re-purposing vintage items such as Indian woodblocks and 1920’s casino chips. Her signature textured pieces are created by capturing the patterns of found objects including 1920’s accounting ledgers, 1960’s calendars and Indian wood blocks.

Page launched her eponymous collection in 2003 when she found herself with a full slate of orders from people who’d heard, word of mouth, about the distinctive designs being worn around San Francisco by Page and her friends. She soon realized that her talent for ornamentation had eclipsed the level of hobby and moved to New York, where she enrolled in jewelry making courses at FIT, enabling her to match her imagination with practical skill. The result is a full and varied range of jewelry that marries design and quality with a unique sense of style.

Ten years later, Page’s jewelry is coveted by celebrities including Jessica Alba, Cameron Diaz and Christy Turlington and has been featured in numerous magazines including Elle, Lucky and InStyle. Her collection can be found in boutiques around the United States, at Barneys in Tokyo and boutiques in Germany, Puerto Rico and Ireland.

From a New England family of artists, Page graduated from Brown University spending a year at the Universita di Bologna. She returned to Italy in the late 90s to live in Rome.

She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two sons.

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a Sunday afternoon with Toni Lipsey, Mara Licole and Gaye Glasspie

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As The SQM HQ office shutters for the next little As The SQM HQ office shutters for the next little while (back online in the New Year) feeling like some sweet, silly drifting out on a paddleboard could feel pretty good right now. 2021<---!! 
Posted @withregram • @squamlove The soft air, the changing light... Squamtime is on the horizon. This dreamy video of @amygretchen by @emily_katz  #squamlove
May your weekend have moments of peace, ease and t May your weekend have moments of peace, ease and time for creative play 🌿💙

sketching from the dock by @dannaray 💙 #squamlove
Although Isa is currently on social media sabbatic Although Isa is currently on social media sabbatical, she WILL be with us in June! *happy dance* @poppyandgrayco #squam2021
It was such a disappointment to cancel last year ( It was such a disappointment to cancel last year (amid all the rest of 2020) so it is no small delight that we WILL be welcoming @maralicoleknits to the lake in June where she will be sharing an original shawl pattern and teaching brioche! I love her sock pattern here and the message from her launch last July about "just keep putting one foot in front of the other." Indeed. #squam2021
So thrilled TONI LIPSEY will be with us at the lak So thrilled TONI LIPSEY will be with us at the lake next Spring-- scroll through to watch her making this darling hat. Head over to @tlyarncrafts to see more of her fab videos and crochet inspiration! #squam2021
Looking forward to being together at a safe distan Looking forward to being together at a safe distance Posted @withregram • @curioushandmade Bye lake 💕💕 #squam2015 #squamartworkshops #squamlove
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