Choose from a huge variety of gemstone beads and design your own unique earrings, bracelets (stretch or clasp), anklets, pins, necklaces (choker length to ultra-long), and wineglass charms.
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I interrupted her in the middle of placing holiday orders, in her studio filled with doll-house sized desserts, drinks, fruits, vegetables, etc. Jessica and Susan have also always used a separate toaster in a well-ventilated room for their polymer baking, making creations such as the cupcake earrings to the right.
Although most customers do not ask about the chemistry behind polymer clay, many worry about the metals used in the jewelry.
AGC loves the work of Inedible Jewelry and is impressed with their knowledge of chemistry and toxicology as it applies to their work.
This entry was posted in Commentary, Home Page Photo Story and tagged chemicals of concern, greener process, phthalates, plastics on December 15, 2011 by Mana Sassanpour. I’ve had many people ask to make them at my parties, so I featured them on my jewelry making party flyer. They use a separate toaster to ensure that they would not combine their cooking with their polymer.
I then asked “Is this because they are worried about the toxic chemicals in metals?” That was strike two for Nerd Mana.

They are a polymer clay jewelry business in the lovely city of Charlottesville, making replicas of everyday foods with PVC. One concern that still remains is when the clay is burnt, from baking for too long or from baking at too high a temperature – releasing toxic HCl gas. So far our collection includes: a peppermint, a gingerbread man, and a rainbow cake (mine!). The ladies of Inedible Jewelry, Jessica and Susan Partain, are at our local farmer’s market every weekend selling their latest miniature creations. Taking the opportunity to see their studio and learn more about the chemistry behind polymer clay, I set up an interview with Jessica Partain in her workshop (see picture to left). The equally festive peach pies are pictures to the left where each miniature peach slice is crafted by hand. Jessica explained that the copper allows for 925 Sterling Silver to hold its shape because 100% silver is too malleable.

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