


	Designer > Erica Weiner

Bird Call Necklace
Price: $50.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Ginko Leaf Earrings
Price: $25.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Book Lover's Necklace
Price: $45.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Birdcage Earrings
Price: $45.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Sea Monster Protection Necklace - Brass
Price: $100.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Ginkgo Necklace
Price: $60.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Silver Scissors
Price: $50.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Gun Necklace With Daggers
Price: $36.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Grasshopper Necklace
Price: $29.95
Designer: Erica Weiner

Anchor Earrings
Price: $22.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Rhino Necklace
Price: $32.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Bee Necklace
Price: $32.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Wood Horn Owl Earrings
Price: $36.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Horse Necklace
Price: $30.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Cicada Earrings
Price: $28.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Twig Earrings
Price: $24.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Twig Necklace
Price: $32.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Winged Migraton Necklace
Price: $34.00
Designer: Erica Weiner

Porcupine Quill Earrings
Price: $50.00
Designer: Erica Weiner
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Lucky Clover Necklace
Price: $35.00
Designer: Erica Weiner
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Mesh Bow Earrings
Price: $36.00
Designer: Erica Weiner
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Erica Weiner

Location: New York City

Chocosho features Erica Weiner:
Womens - Accessories - Earrings
Womens - Accessories - Necklaces

In 2005, in her small tenement apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan (only a block from where her paternal grandmother was born in 1909), Erica made her first piece of jewelry. The pair of mis-matched earrings were a gift for a good friend's birthday, and they garnered so much attention that they sparked the birth of a mini-empire. Erica graduated from Vassar College in 2001 with a degree in Art History. A largely self-taught craftswoman, the only formal visual art training she received was during a year abroad in the textiles department at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. After school she spent time as a costume designer for Broadway shows and as a seamstress and design assistant at various fashion houses in New York. While learning about design and production from these freelance jobs, she gathered a collection of curiosities and used them to develop a small line of jewelry with an emphasis on affordability and craftsmanship.