High-end Art Jewelry E-Commerce Site Launches In Face Of US Economic Crisis

In the midst of the worse economic conditions facing the United States since the Great Depression, Jack Malinowski and Brook Sefton have launched Gemagine.com, a full E-commerce website featuring one-of-a-kind works of art in the form of jewelry.

Austin, TX (PRWEB) November 14, 2008 -- In the midst of the worse economic conditions facing the United States since the Great Depression, Jack Malinowski and Brook Sefton have launched Gemagine.com, a full E-commerce website featuring one-of-a-kind works of art in the form of jewelry.

"Yes, our country is obviously in a critical economic situation right now," said Jack Malinowski, co-founder of Gemagine. "And if we were selling typical jewelry pieces that would certainly present a problem for us. But our clients understand that the artists we work with do not create commodities, but rather jewelry sculptures. The works of art we sell via Gemagine.com are one-of-a-kind pieces, and have enduring worth. The pieces appeal to consumers, as well as collectors of fine art."

Yes, our country is obviously in a critical economic situation right now

And if we were selling typical jewelry pieces that would certainly present a problem for us. But our clients understand that the artists we work with do not create commodities, but rather jewelry sculptures. The works of art we sell via Gemagine.com are one-of-a-kind pieces, and have enduring worth. The pieces appeal to consumers, as well as collectors of fine art.

Pieces range from a few hundred dollars to over forty-thousand dollars

But all of them have one thing in common: Not a single piece was a preconceived notion, engineered to meet a specific price point or fit a fad.

Did it make sense to launch our website at this particular juncture in our nation's history?

Absolutely. Fine art is enduring, and survives generation after generation - regardless of any current political or economic situation. Clients come to Gemagine.com because they, too, understand that their not purchasing 'jewelry,' but rather investing in an artistic vision.

Featured artists include Pedro Boregaard, who the New York Times referred to as an artist that "refuses to be typecast." Michelle Albala, whose jewelry designs were selected for exhibition in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, is now displaying her work on Gemagine.com. Other artists include Mary Aulde and Warren Alberian, Alexandra Nagy, Just Jules, Paul Morelli, and Judith Kupermann.

"Did it make sense to launch our website at this particular juncture in our nation's history?" asked Jack. "Absolutely. Fine art is enduring, and survives generation after generation - regardless of any current political or economic situation. Clients come to Gemagine.com because they, too, understand that their not purchasing 'jewelry,' but rather investing in an artistic vision."

About Gemagine
Gemagine.com is an E-commerce website that pairs renowned artists with those who appreciate fine art as jewelry. One-of-a-kind necklaces, bracelets, rings, pendants, and earrings are sculpted and designed with precious and semi-precious stones, gold, silver, and other rare metals. Visit www.gemagine.com.

Contact: Jack Malinowski
Gemagine
www.gemagine.com
Phone: 512.450.0550

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