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2026 ANN ARBOR ART FAIR HOURS

For the 2026 Ann Arbor Art Fair, our extended hours will be:

Thursday, July 16: 10am-9pm

Friday, July 17: 10am-9pm

Saturday, July 18: 10am-8pm

After the Art Fair, our staff will be on summer vacation July 19-August 10. The shop will resume normal hours and ship all orders received on vacation on Tuesday, August 11.

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Cheyanne Symone ‘Raven’ Abalone Statement Earrings
Cheyanne Symone ‘Raven’ Abalone Statement Earrings
Cheyanne Symone ‘Raven’ Abalone Statement Earrings

Cheyanne Symone ‘Raven’ Abalone Statement Earrings

$198.00

From the artist:
“Bold and mesmerizing, the Raven Abalone Statement earrings feature a deep black and blue pattern wrapped around a gorgeous abalone shell center. The design is inspired by the feathers of a Raven.”

Materials and Measurements:
Abalone shell (center), Palladium-plated Japanese glass beads, Japanese glass beads, sterling silver, cruelty-free ultra suede
~1.25” length, 0.75” width

Avoid getting wet, do not cut thread, and avoid storing in direct sunlight.

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About the Maker

Cheyanne Symone

Brittany C. Turner launched Cheyanne Symone in 2018. As an Indigenous woman (Haliwa-Saponi) and Environmental Scientist, she would constantly find herself searching for beaded earrings that were sustainable, elegant, and minimalist, and designed with the professional woman in mind. She couldn’t find what she wanted, so she decided to — literally! — take matters into her own hands, dedicating herself to handcrafting wearable art, Indigenous slow fashion designed to last a lifetime.

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