Editor’s Note
This profile spotlights Angela Sudhop, the creative force behind “eAsy” jewelry. Based in her Bramstedt workshop, the trained jeweler crafts custom pieces, with her company name reflecting both her first name and a simple, accessible philosophy.
“eAsy” is the company name Angela Sudhop came up with for her jewelry sales. Translated into German, it means “easy.”
explains the creative jewelry designer in her workshop in her own house in Bramstedt. Here, the trained jeweler creates her custom jewelry: necklaces, bracelets, and earrings in a wide variety of styles.
Angela Sudhop recalls. She then researched online to gather ideas for custom jewelry design.
She discovered rubber bands and aluminum beads, but was particularly fascinated by the rubber.
Sudhop has observed.
Sudhop remembers. She continued to experiment. At the beginning, a lot of material went into these test runs. The problem was cutting the rubber.
By now, she keeps a record of her spacing experiments. This results in custom necklaces that can be worn at different lengths. She designs bracelets so that the beads are nicely distributed.
In addition to her favorite material, rubber, the creative craftswoman also works with steel and aluminum. In her opinion, the combination of black rubber with silver steel elements creates very elegant bracelets. Her necklaces made of steel elements with colored metal inserts look equally elegant. For other models, she also processes steel cables that close with magnets. Her ideas for designing earrings are also very diverse: long studs with stainless steel arcs and hoop earrings that can be varied again and again with interchangeable beads. Sudhop demonstrates how the bead setting is created with a pin and cap.
Angela Sudhop exhibits her jewelry at exhibitions, but also likes to show it at house parties. She will no longer exhibit outdoors in sub-zero temperatures.
she explains this decision.
