Gogo Jewelry - St Simons Island (GA)

5 /5 Elizabeth Scruggs: I didnt visit the one store in St. Simons Island but I visited the website after reading a wonderful book called Gogo. If you arent familiar she is an artist that grew up on Cumberland Island and takes her jewelry inspiration from nature. Her grandmother was Lucy Ferguson (Gogos last name also) who was a Carnegie. There is an amazing history between those two also but thats another story. Her jewelry is known world wide and is very unusual and expensive. There are a few things that are semi affordable. I own a pair of trumpet flower earrings. If you get the chance read the book. Ours came from the Atlanta Arts Museum at an exibition she did there. Look the store up and shop. Until you know the history its hard to appreciate but Im sure you can find the history online somewhere.

5 /5 Douglas Goodman: A special place to get jewelry with a twist. The artist make one of kind pieces, based on remains of shell fish and other parts.

5 /5 Debra Pavlovic, D.C.: Gluten-free Menu is amazing!!! Outdoor seating was better with the Waterfall in the traffic circle. Sadly Lakeside Village removed it!!!

5 /5 Mary Horgan: Gogo and Hannahs jewelry is the Real Deal, NOT YOUR CHAIN STORE STUFF!. Its real interpretive art put very thoughtfully into something I can wear comfortably that says I am ME,ME,ME!! That says I am confident and sensitive and smart and I love beauty and nature. Every single time I wear a piece; someone calls attention to it. From the most simple rattlesnake rib earring to the very urban design on the anodized lettuce leaf seaweed cuff, people notice and pay attention. Gogos jewelry makes the unspoken statement that Im a unique individual; and you better watch out cuz I DO got it goin on! Cutting edge, hip, sassy and fo reals. Keep it coming girls!

5 /5 Christine McAleer: Unique and lovely jewelry. Such an interesting story, too.