Elegant and timeless, this beautiful labradorite teardrop pendant shimmers with natural flashes of blue and green. The stone is set on a delicate 17" sterling silver chain, creating a piece that is both refined and versatile.

Handcrafted by local jewelry maker Wendy Bamatter, this necklace makes a meaningful gift or a stunning addition to your own collection.

This one-of-a-kind bismuth and glass necklace by Cardamom & Clove Designs celebrates heat and color!

Showcasing the way heat can transform materials, bismuth is melted and cooled into a crystalline structure, all tiny angles and iridescent colors. Dichroic glass is made by mixing bits of the metal into molten glass, which is shaped into sparkling beads.

Cardamom & Clove Designs is an Arlington-based jewelry business, selling pieces online and through local fairs.

Kendra Scott - Daphne Bow Gold Multi Strand Necklace with Ivory Illusion pendant. A darling bow accent and adorable chain detailing come together to create this sweet style.

Chains: 21"

Pendant: 0.82"L X 0.54"W

A gorgeous 11" x 14" print of "Winter Shadows on the Pond" by local treasure Janice Hayes Cha, in a 16" x 20" natural wood frame.

The artist says:

"This beautiful pond sits at the end of my street and changes with every season. In winter, the long afternoon shadows stretch across the ice, where neighbors gather to skate."

Add a playful pop of personality to your space with this charming Fluffernutter paper artwork, beautifully handcrafted by yeiou paper arts.

This piece comes in a sleek black frame measuring 8.75" (approx. 22 cm) square and 1.125" (approx. 3 cm) deep-the perfect size to make a statement without overwhelming your space. It looks fantastic as part of a gallery wall and is small enough to tuck into those quirky corners and cozy nooks, or to style effortlessly on a bookshelf.

Whether you're a collector of unique paper art or simply love whimsical decor, this framed Fluffernutter piece is ready to brighten any room.

This gorgeous, hand-thrown, 15", stoneware platter by master potter Sarah DeBesche features celadon glaze over porcelain slip with leaves from the redbud tree.

Sarah DeBesche has been creating beautiful ceramic pieces for over 50 years. She lives in Arlington, makes pots at the Harvard Ceramics Program, and spends every Thursday at Arlington EATS packing bags for home delivery.