WEARABLE WORKS OF ART

Frontera Designs creates a repertoire of mixed metal jewelry featuring ethically sourced stones as well as customizable wedding rings, adventure rings, and necklaces. You can find these works of art at Frontera’s storefront in Durango, Colorado, at small businesses in SW Colorado, on Etsy, Instagram, or you can contact Chayse for a custom order.

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Frontera Designs, run by Chayse Romero, is a one-woman jewelry business creating handmade silver jewelry that is inspired by nature’s borders, beauty, and essence. Chayse enjoys creating out of her mobile metalsmithing studio named Dale, exploring our wilderness in search of the creative presence of the wild and bringing that presence into making jewelry. Chayse also also enjoys sharing the ancient wisdom of silversmithing, teaching classes, and empowering others to connect with earth’s elements to create their own unique wearable works of art.

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My beautiful custom made wedding ring arrived today. It is simply exquisite! My experience with Chayse was wonderful from start to finish. I cannot recommend her work more highly. -Kaarin

Frontera customized this piece for me after I was inspired by her other work! Process was quick and easy and she helped me track it down after I entered the wrong shipping address. I have other Frontera pieces as well and love them all. -Amy

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Fire Opal Necklace - Cabin in the woods Pendant
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This one was designed for SURVIVORS & will be available at a fundraiser for survivors this week (in Durango) at Ska on Wednesday evening! Swipe to see more details of the event and if you can’t attend, please consider donating! If you have any questions contact the one and only @advokate.o
Like we all know, transition is not always easy, nor pretty and the last few weeks have been filled with SO MUCH (too much?) transition. I’ve been experiencing transition on many facets (relationships, finances, our home, health, and business changes).
BIG news!! I’m officially opening my own little shop!! It’s tiny and quaint, offers a place for me to work, has so much potential and is on MAIN Street in Durango, Colorado!! So dgo locals, please keep your eyes peeled for a soft opening in weeks to come. 💛
You know it’s wedding season when you have a handful of rings on the bench + another handful in queue. 💛
Frontera means borders in Spanish. It’s more than just a business name. It represents a vow I made to always break past physical and emotional borders, to dive into the unknown, to challenge myself, be comfortable in the discomfort.
I’m gearing up for another grand adventure and am headed to Guatemala tomorrow. This country and its people certainly changed my life 10 years ago and kickstarted my passion for travel, art, and language. Even though I’m stoked beyond belief, preparing to travel in a post’ish COVID era has certainly brought a little more anxiety than in the past. So I go back to this mantra over and over again - FEAR NOT ~ you are safe and loved!
My favorite time of year is here… the wildflowers are BLOOMING in the high alpine. What are some of your favorite flowers to admire? Mine is Indian paintbrush!
“Aim to be grounded yet constantly evolving. Never be stuck in your ways and always give graciously and gracefully. ” says the mountain.
To see pictures of mountains, peaks, domes to create special pieces for people is one thing, but to stand in the presence of them is something completely different!
There have been so many life changes recently and this one is by far my favorite! You can now call me Mrs. (Romero) Field 💓