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BeachCutJim@gmail.com
5317 Fruitvilled Road #99
Sarasota, FL 34232
United States
I create unique hand-made pieces of jewelry that are ready for the beach. As a Florida-based artist, scuba-diver, treasure-hunter and jewelry-designer, I've created jewelry that endures an active life-style that includes plenty of salt water. My bone carving references traditional tribal fishhook patterns of the South Pacific, whales, sharks, sea horses and sea creatures both real and imagined. All my materials are selected for the beach and the sea. I also create free-form cabochon pieces and sell rough stone.
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Featuring the newest handmade, hand-carved jewelry, pendants and bracelets carved by BeachCut Jim.
Over the years I have resisted buying teeth that clearly came from a modern shark, killed for sport. But came up with a solution. I’d carved faux-shark teeth from repurposed beef bone. So you can enjoy them guilt-free!
Read MoreWould you like to see my newest pieces? Come see me at Shark Con at the Tampa Fair Grounds, Booth 212, on July 16 & 17. Details HERE
Read MoreCarving shell creates a sharp, caustic, dangerous sort-of dust, so you don’t do this without the proper equipment including a respiratory mask.
Read MoreSunday Funday is growing by the month. I enjoy meeting other craft people and artists. There are lots of us now: weavers, jewelers, resin artist, painters, and that’s not all.
Read MoreI’ll be attending the LET’S FLAMINGLE 💛💗💙 July 11th #sundayfunday at the Artful Giraffe in downtown Sarasota on July 11th. Should be a fun time.
Read MoreBeach Cut Jim’s, bone carvings reference traditional fishhooks, protective deities from the South Pacific/New Zealand and sea creatures both real and imagined. All his carvings have his original, fresh and appealing take on conventional motifs and are set in a progressive style with high-quality natural materials of stone, bone and metal, making his creations stand-out as something old and new.
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