Q:What prompted you to want to become a jewelry designer after being a lawyer?
S.F: I started designing while studying for the bar exam. I would run to 47th street during breaks and then again when I started practice. People would stop me on the street and ask where I purchased my necklace... all the time. So, I knew I was onto something. When I thought of the mother daughter charm idea and it got put on the Today Show, that's when I took the plunge!
Q:How were you inspired to start creating your charms?
S.F:Always thought of ideas -- I wake up often in the middle of the night and draw or write down my ideas. Anything inspires me - every day items to an exotic trip!
S.F:Always thought of ideas -- I wake up often in the middle of the night and draw or write down my ideas. Anything inspires me - every day items to an exotic trip!
Samantha's first charm! |
Q:What is your favorite part of designing these charms?
S.F:People wearing them! [That] Makes me really happy.Q:What has been the most exciting part of starting this company?
S.F: That I did it all on my own.
Q:What was the most difficult part of starting up?
S.F:Same as above, that I did it on my own. I think the hardest part was not having a partner that complimented me and had different strengths. That would have been - still would be - helpful!!!
Q:Where would you like seeing the company go in the next five years?
S.F:Worldwide! I would like to get real brand recognition and make it affordable to all.
Q:What famous person would you like to see wearing your charms?
S.F: Hmm. I want Michelle Obama and her girls!!! Emma Stone, Mila Kunis and others - to name a few.
Mine is in silver :) |
It's been a whirlwind of a summer so far between my internship and my other job! More posts to come later!
Have a 'charming' week!
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