Sunday, July 17, 2011

Tanya Kara: A Force to be Reckoned With in the Jewelry Biz


(REPOST: originally posted 6/6/2011)
Beautiful and vivacious Tanya Kara's passion for jewelry design developed at a young age. Her father was a successful jewelry designer in downtown LA and made a name for himself by working with Tupac, Notorious BIG, Wilt Chamberlain, and countless other celebrities. Her Dad was eager to teach her his trade and she ate up every bit of it. Tanya went on to found her own jewelry company and delights in creating trendy and fashionable jewelry that's accessible for girls on a budget! She believes every girl has the right to be fashion forward, so she keeps her prices low. Pieces range from $10-$80. After one look at Tanya's creations, you can see that you're getting quite a deal: other designers would sell her bracelet for over $100, but she keeps her promise and sells it for $30! Tanya wide range of styles and designs ensures that there is something in her collection for everyone. She creates bold statement pieces that can be the center of an outfit, as well as beautifully crafted accessories that are delicate enough to be worn to any event.

Tanya Kara jewelry is sold in 10 locations in Orange County, CA, so far, but she's expanding quickly! She's constantly on the circuit and drumming up hype by doing trunk shows and collaborating with other artists and designers. If you're not located in the Orange County area, though, and would still like to check out her jewelry, be sure to visit her website at www.TanyaKara.com.

Tanya's taken her passion for jewelry to the next step, and started a YouTube channel (
www.youtube.com/MissTanyaKara)! Here, she posts videos to show women all over the world how to wear jewelry and the latest trends and the best place to pick up fashion-forward jewelry without dropping outrageous amounts of cash, like Forever 21 and H&M.


















Twitter: @TKaraJewelry

1 comment:

  1. Awesome! Thanks so much for writing about me! Awesome site!

    <3

    Tanya

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