Ambriel Studios Online Store Launch!
A new place to discover artful, small-batch adornment is here. Ambriel Studios by Alyse Ambriel has officially launched bringing wearable pieces to those who cherish handmade treasures made sustainably.
I built this store for people who love objects with a story. Each piece carries the mark of handwork, material curiosity, and care for the environment. Instead of chasing throwaway fast-fashion trends, I want Ambriel Studios to offer pieces that feel personal, lasting, and connected to place.
The online store opens a new way to collect my work.
My new online store makes it easier to browse my current collections, learn about the materials I use, and find pieces that fit everyday wear, special occasions, or thoughtful gifting.
For anyone who has discovered my work at a market, exhibition, or through word of mouth, this launch creates a steady home for new pieces. For first-time visitors, the website offers a view of my exhibition portfolio alongside my wearable jewelry collections in the store.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Noon Eastern Standard Time
Recycled glass wearables, fused glass pieces, brooches, earrings
Online, available nationwide
The result is a more open door into the world of Ambriel Studios, where craft and sustainability sit side by side.
From Here Glass turns place-based material into wearable art
One of the most distinctive offerings in the launch is my From Here Glass collection, a series of wearables made from recycled glass sourced from locations such as Pittsburgh, PA, Detroit, MI, and Akron, OH.
That regional sourcing gives the work a grounded feeling. By cleaning up and recycling glass from beloved local locations, I create pieces with a tangible connection to place—a small fragment of a city, trail, or landscape that can be carried with you.
The collection gives new life to material that might otherwise be overlooked. A shard, fragment, or found piece can become a pendant, pair of earrings, or small sculptural work with color, texture, and history.
That makes each wearable more than an accessory. It becomes a quiet record of transformation.
From Here Glass also speaks to a larger shift in fashion. More people are asking where materials come from, who made the object, and whether it was created with care. I want this collection to answer those questions through visible craft and a clear material story.
Fused glass pieces bring color, texture, and true one-of-a-kind character
My one-of-a-kind fused glass pieces are made for people who love color! Fused glass has a way of holding light, shifting as the wearer moves or as the room changes. Color can look soft at one angle and bright at another. Edges, layers, bubbles, and surface texture all become part of the finished work.
Because I create these pieces by hand, no two are exactly alike. That is part of their appeal. A fused glass pendant or accent piece can feel bold without being loud. It can bring color to a simple outfit, stand alone as a statement, or layer with other favorite jewelry.
The artistry comes through in the balance between control and surprise. I can cut and arrange the glass, but ultimately heat shapes the material. The finished piece carries both skill and spontaneity, which is why fused glass has such a lively presence.
One-of-a-kind work often moves quickly because each piece exists in a single version. Browsing early gives you the best chance to find the color, shape, or mood that speaks to you.
Bead embroidery brings character to every outfit
This launch also features my hand bead-embroidered pins, each with the kind of detail that rewards a closer look. Bead embroidery brings texture, pattern, and rhythm to a piece. It also makes every pin feel personal, because every stitch and bead placement passes through my hands.
A pin can change the feeling of a jacket, scarf, bag, sweater, or simple dress. It can be playful, elegant, sculptural, or sentimental. Unlike many accessories, pins invite individual styling. They can move from garment to garment and gather meaning over time.
Supporting eco-friendly fashion starts with what we choose to keep
Eco-friendly fashion does not have to feel distant or abstract. It can begin with one carefully chosen piece, made from reclaimed material, shaped by hand, and worn for years.
By supporting studios that reuse materials and value craft, you help make room for a slower and more thoughtful way of dressing. That choice matters. It supports artists, reduces demand for disposable accessories, and honors the resources already around us.
The future we build is shaped by the choices we make every day—even the small ones. For me, making art from what already exists is one way of imagining that future: more thoughtful, more connected, and a little less wasteful. And I hope to keep building it, one piece at a time.
I hope you'll take a little time to explore the newly launched store and find something that feels meaningful to you. More than anything, I hope these pieces remind you that what we choose to keep, remake, and carry forward can help shape a more thoughtful future.
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