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Lee Sagula |
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Over the past six years, Sagula has turned her passion into a full-time job, working out of her Chester County home, making and selling jewelry. She has sold her designs in a number of Main Line stores, but now sells exclusively in niche farmer’s markets in Chester Springs, East Goshen, Phoenixville and Avondale.
Her products are 60 percent argentium, a hypoallergenic and long lasting silver. Her pieces are all original—some even copyrighted—and have understated and elegant elements, which are artsy and not necessarily of-the-moment trendy. Sagula makes everything from patterned cuff bracelets and bangles to whimsical necklaces and pendants to delicate rings and earrings.
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Despite working in corporate America for most of her life, Sagula says that jewelry making is even more competitive. Still, she’s been able to use it as both an outlet to combine a business model and a creative mind. She says she enjoys helping customers, whether it’s a father buying a piece for his wife or daughter, helping pick out the perfect gift, or finding the right piece for an individual shopping for herself.
“Its making people feel good. I like to make people happy,” Lee says with a laugh, “and jewelry seems to make people happy.”