ConFusion Jewelry

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My biggest seller is my Lucky Penny charm. After a lot of experimenting and research, I found that I could enamel on a copper penny, hence the creation of my Charleston Lucky Penny charm. With the help of my Dad, I began to collect every year of the copper penny, dating back to the 1800's. Mid-1982, the government stopped creating pennies of solid copper and started using zinc. I hand drill and dome each penny to preserve the date. I then apply different colors of powdered glass and fire them in my kiln, repeating the process several times. After about 25 different steps, the shiny Lucky Penny charm comes as a necklace, bracelet or a key-chain charm. I found that people really connect with the date of the penny!

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