Upcoming Events

Pat Flynn Trunk Show & Artist Appearance in Saucon Valley

We are thrilled to welcome renowned goldsmith Pat Flynn for a special trunk show and meet-the-artist event on February 28th & March 1st. This is a rare opportunity to experience Pat’s extraordinary jewelry collection in person and meet the artist behind these iconic works.

February 28th - March 1st

Based in High Falls, New York, Pat Flynn is celebrated for his distinctive nail bracelets and sculptural cuff designs that combine blackened iron with luminous 22k and 18k gold, palladium white gold, diamonds, and pearls. Each piece is entirely hand-forged, often featuring fused 22k gold on iron and finished with exquisitely subtle textures achieved through hammering, engraving, etching, and filing. The result is jewelry of striking contrast, technical mastery, and quiet elegance.

Pat’s work has been featured in Metalsmith magazine and the Penland Book of Jewelry, and is held in prestigious collections including the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Art & Design in New York, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

During this two-day event, guests will have the chance to shop a curated selection of Pat’s work, hear firsthand about his process and inspirations, and connect with one of the most respected artists in contemporary jewelry.

Stay tuned for details on scheduling appointments with Pat during the event.

Appointments will offer a more personal experience, but guests are also warmly invited to stop in and browse the collection at any time throughout the weekend. We couldn’t be more excited to host this special event and hope you’ll join us for an unforgettable celebration of craftsmanship, artistry, and design.

Artist Statement

What attracts me to my work is the dichotomy that exists between materials and processes.  The wildness of forging juxtaposed with elegant goldsmithing techniques.  I am interested in the underlying tension that results from combining disparate materials such as steel and diamonds or gold and steel, in organic forms. My hope is that my work will go out into the world and communicate for me.