Introducing Richard Bitterman, whose

• Jewelry and
• Judaic Ceremonial Art

are in collections throughout the United States and around the world.

Bitterman's jewelry is not the unwearable, unwieldy art-for-arts-sake type one often sees in arts magazines. It's wearable. But it is also memorable. As he tells customers, "Do you object to being stopped in public places and asked about your jewelry? If you do, don't buy mine."

It also never goes out of fashion. Women come up to Richard even today, wearing (or wishing they had worn) pieces they bought twenty years ago and love still. They enthuse. They ask what he's doing now. And they come to the studio to see. Now, the studio is going online. Only a few examples, of course. But more may be had for the asking.

If you're a fan of limited edition art works, consider this: every piece of Bitterman is an edition limited to one--the one you buy!