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<strong>Jamaica</strong> Mermaid’s Tears by Andy Golding<br />
Raised in Montreal, <strong>Jamaica</strong>n-Canadian Andy Golding moved<br />
back to <strong>Jamaica</strong> in the mid-<br />
1990s.<br />
“incredible”.<br />
Miss <strong>Jamaica</strong> World and her friends wearing “<strong>Made</strong> in <strong>Jamaica</strong>”<br />
L to R: Danielle Crosskill, Miss <strong>Jamaica</strong> World, Lubica Slovak, Chantel<br />
Davis, Bianca Bartley. All wearing Lubica clothes and Peace-is-of-Bianca<br />
jewellery (available exclusively at Kerry manwomanhome). Make-up<br />
by Loni Jones. Photography by Ryan Lue Clarke.<br />
eat jamaican, buy jamaican<br />
A fisherman at heart, Andy<br />
spends much time on the beach<br />
searching the sand on her hands<br />
and knees for smooth beautiful<br />
glass and stones to take home.<br />
She says that each beach in<br />
<strong>Jamaica</strong> has different stones<br />
and glass, and favourite is Port<br />
Royal, which she describes as<br />
However, having the glass and stones sit in a bowl was not<br />
enough for her. “I wanted to wear them, so I started making<br />
jewelry,” she quips.<br />
Andy does nothing to the glass and stones except drilling<br />
a hole to push leather or metal through it. This stalwart<br />
environmentalist insists on maintaining the integrity of the<br />
seashore loot she finds. “You can literally pop it (a piece of<br />
glass or a stone) in your mouth and taste the ocean,” she<br />
announces proudly.<br />
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www.jamaicacatalogue.com<br />
Tony Barton’s<br />
Woodwork<br />
Engineer GS Barton<br />
(AKA Tony Barton),<br />
became a designer<br />
and a craftsman,<br />
making functional and<br />
decorative accessories<br />
out of wood.<br />
His repertoire includes<br />
jewelry boxes, clocks,<br />
salad bowls, chopping boards and cheese boards, and<br />
educational toys for children.<br />
Barton is truly an artist, working with the colour of the<br />
grain, and using it like a palette.<br />
With great skill, he carves the most intricate designs in<br />
his larger pieces, such as mirrors, screens and cabinetry.<br />
To conserve, he creates large items first, then uses<br />
the smaller pieces for bangles and pendants.<br />
Creating contemporary pieces allow him to “push the<br />
boundaries and make a statement,” he says.<br />
SMITH<br />
WARNER<br />
INTERNATIONAL<br />
BEACHES. MARINAS. DESIGN. CONSTRUCTION.<br />
TEL: (876)978-8950<br />
WWW.SMITHWARNER.COM<br />
COASTAL &<br />
E NVIRONMENTAL<br />
E NGINEERING<br />
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