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Modern Heirloom ® Story

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  • By Kathryn Holton Stewart
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Modern Heirloom ® Story

The Modern Heirloom® Story
Be Distinctive with Modern Heirloom® | Jewelry That Tells Your Story
Modern Heirloom® is created by Ben and Kathryn and their small but powerful team of artists at Silver Bonsai Gallery. Ben and Kathryn work together through all stages of the jewelry making process from design to creation to create each piece.

Modern Heirloom® is created by Ben and Kathryn and their small but powerful team of artists at Silver Bonsai Gallery. Ben and Kathryn work together through all stages of the jewelry making process from design to creation to create each piece. In our NC Studio the artists, enjoy working closely with each client to design create beautifully unique and personal pieces all while creating original collections available in our gallery where we also provide expert repair and restoration in silver, gold, and platinum. Crafted with tradition, shaped by skill, and carried through time each Modern Heirloom® carries the unique beauty through the artistry at the root of Ben and Kathryn’s story as creators and as artists.Nestled within the Silver Bonsai Gallery in Manteo, North Carolina, Modern Heirloom® is a studio dedicated to the art of jewelry that resonates. Our work is guided by intention, imagination, and a deep respect for craftsmanship


Crafted with Care on Roanoke Island

Every piece is handcrafted on-site, from the initial forge to the final hand-engraved detail. We believe jewelry should be more than ornament; it should be a vessel for your unique story, built to endure and be passed down through generations.


Visit Our Studio

We invite you to experience our process firsthand at Silver Bonsai Gallery. Discover our latest collections as you explore a beautifully stocke caases where each piece is a unique creation.

Take a peak into the jewelry studio where our talented artisans work each day . We even have a beautiful projection of Ben’s desk via microscope so you can see what we see as we work.

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