Sarah's jewelry philosophy is simple: her goal is to create beautiful and unique wearable art that increases the wearer's confidence. She appreciates clean lines and wearability. She likes to make jewelry that is bright, beautiful and sure to be noticed. Each of her pieces is painstakingly constructed using only the finest materials. She has had extensive formal art education, however, many of her techniques are self-taught using inspiration she finds in unusual places. Sarah's artwork may be found in various boutiques and online.

Legal Experience

Sarah graduated from Syracuse University College of Law and is licensed to practice law in the State of New York. She does legal and business work for Etsy Inc. She has previously worked as an associate attorney at Lacy Katzen LLP, as in-house counsel at American Lawyer Media, as a clerk for Karen DeCrow, on low income tax matters at Syracuse University College of Law's Low Income Taxpayer's Clinic, and as a reporter for The Daily Record, a legal newspaper. Sarah presents seminars and wrote an eBook on the topic of intellectual property rights of visual artists.

Sarah is a member of the Greater Rochester Association for Women Attorneys, Monroe County Bar Association, American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, and is a volunteer with the Lawyers for Learning program.

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Sarah Feingold in the press.