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| Zimmerman and Wiley, otherwise known as Z & W Specialty Services, specialize in decorative and wearable metal. In 2007, illustrated greeting cards and t-shirts were added to the product line. All of our jewelry is made from hand carved, sculptural elements or made directly in metal. These elements are then molded to be reproduced in part or in whole in our own shop . They are then hand finished, stones set, or beads hand tied. All of the stones that we use are genuine, as are the beads, which are also hand picked and paired(making no two pair exactly alike). We attend arts and crafts shows from Florida to Pennsylvania (thus far). Please see our show schedule. The show schedule is constantly updated.Show schedule Charles Wiley obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, with a specialty in jewelry making, from the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. He continued his education with a hands on apprenticeship, also in Athens, Georgia. His designs are more linear and masculine. Charles hand forms and welds all of the decorative iron work that in the home decor line. He designs and builds all of the displays, tables, and showcases for the show booth set up. He welcomes commissions to design and build show or store displays for other artists/crafters. Suzan Zimmerman obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, with a specialty in design and illustration, from Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Kentucky. She continued her education with post graduate metalsmithing credits, updated the BFA with some computer graphics from Sterling Ledet and computer science at Southern Polytechnic. Her specialty area is the sculpting of original designs in wax models for lost wax casting. They usually start with a drawing or illustration from which to work from. She also creates all of the graphics and printed materials that accompany the show displays and has created and maintains the web site. From sketch to final illustration, to the finished piece, the line of jewelry, home decor, and gift items made is painstakingly handcrafted and sets itself apart in quality. |
| Charles Wiley & Suzan Zimmerman PMB 273 Suite 190, 1750 Powder Springs Rd. Marietta, GA. 30064-3720 sgzim7@yahoo.com 770-424-0963 1-888-643-9036 |
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What do the Travel Channel and Z & W have
in common?
The Travel Channel produces a series called "Cash and Treasure." In this series,
a host, Kirsten Gum, travels to a variety of locations in search of valuable treasures
that can be found in every day settings.
In December of 2007, the host and crew visited north Georgia, where star rose
quartz was found. The stones were then cut by the host and Clyde Gilbert, a
resident (stone cutter and musician: for more information, a link for Emerald Rose
is on the Links page) of Gainesville, Georgia. The stones and the crew then visited
the Prospector's Pouch in Kennesaw, Georgia. Here, Suzan designed and made a
pendant with one stone and instructed Kirsten Gum , the host, how to make and
assemble her own pendant with the other.
Kirsten was a very quick study and displayed a natural talent for the work. CR
Smith, owner of the Prospectors Pouch and a gemologist, then appraised the
finished pendant. This episode will air sometime in the spring of 2008. For more
information on this show, follow this link
Cash and Treasures
in common?
The Travel Channel produces a series called "Cash and Treasure." In this series,
a host, Kirsten Gum, travels to a variety of locations in search of valuable treasures
that can be found in every day settings.
In December of 2007, the host and crew visited north Georgia, where star rose
quartz was found. The stones were then cut by the host and Clyde Gilbert, a
resident (stone cutter and musician: for more information, a link for Emerald Rose
is on the Links page) of Gainesville, Georgia. The stones and the crew then visited
the Prospector's Pouch in Kennesaw, Georgia. Here, Suzan designed and made a
pendant with one stone and instructed Kirsten Gum , the host, how to make and
assemble her own pendant with the other.
Kirsten was a very quick study and displayed a natural talent for the work. CR
Smith, owner of the Prospectors Pouch and a gemologist, then appraised the
finished pendant. This episode will air sometime in the spring of 2008. For more
information on this show, follow this link
Cash and Treasures
