SNAG’s annual Trunk Show & Sale provides a venue for both established and emerging designers, jewelers and metalsmiths to present their work to a wide and varied audience. In addition to conference attendees, the sale will be open to the general public, which can include wholesale buyers, collectors & gallery representatives.
General Admission
Free and open to the public and conference attendees on Saturday, June 4, 2022 from 3:00 – 6:00 pm.
VIP Tickets – $50 per person online registration / $60 on-site
Beat the crowds and enjoy access to SNAG’s Annual Trunk Show an hour before other shoppers with this VIP pass (2:00-3:00). Sip champagne as you chat with the makers and get first pick of their collections. VIPs will also have access to a separate checkout area, which will remain open throughout the event. Limited VIP spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis for this exclusive access.
Want to be an exhibitor at the 2022 Trunk Show & Sale?
Space is available with a $100 deposit through the online conference registration system.
- Trunk Show artists must also register for the conference.
- Trunk Show artists must be a current SNAG member.
- $65 of this deposit is refundable after participation.
- Each spot includes one 3’ x 2’ spot on a table-clothed table and 1 chair.
- Digital promotional material will be provided.
- SNAG receives 25% of the retail price for all sales. The participant receives 75%.
- An annual favorite, space is limited and fills up fast, so don’t wait to reserve your spot!
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel your Trunk Show Exhibitor Registration by March 15th, you will receive a full refund of your deposit. After May 3rd, there is no refund for cancellations or no shows. COVID cancellation policy applies.
Questions? Contact Pam Robinson, Trunk Show & Sale Coordinator at trunkshow@snagmetalsmith.org
2022 Trunk Show Artists
Ben Cooke-Akaiwa
This bold collection of art jewelry is made for anyone looking to make a statement.
Taylor Fentz
Modial Locket Necklace: one in a newly developing collection of curiosity inspired jewelry
Don Friedlich
One of a kind brooches and necklaces made of glass and affordable earrings and cufflinks made of silver, gold and vermeil.
Lynn Latta
Porcelain is used to create thrown and hand formed pieces which are set with sterling silver.
The Metals Guild at Ball State University
A broad range of jewelry and wearables. Tufted fabric earrings, cast silver pendants, and forged cuffs are only a few examples of work from the many talented artists contributing to our table.
naiad jewels
Cast and fabricated earrings and pendants of sterling silver, natural stone, and/or recycled materials. Sarah Wheaton
Mary Raivel
Colorful limited-production and one-of-a-kind work, including pieces from my Puffy collection.
Kelly Ann Temple
Powder coated earrings, necklaces and pins inspired by Victorian medical environments and modern interactions.
University of Georgia Jewelry+Metals
Jewelry made by current graduate students at the University of Georgia.
Mary Kay Witmer
Experimental reflections of nature in jewelry designs. Water castings, sterling silver, vitreous enamels and a spritz of powder-coat.
