Marilyn Bohanan - Jeweler
Updated: May 24, 2025
Loveland, Colorado
As a graduate of the University of Missouri with an archaeology/anthropology major, I have always felt a close connection with history and the Earth, and I collected rocks from the time I could walk.
When I had the opportunity to take classes from the Geological Institute of America, I was in heaven and I completed my Graduate Gemologist certification in 1988. I worked in several retail jewelry stores over the next few years but it wasn't until 1999 that I was able to take a bench jewelry class. The class opened a whole new world of creativity for me. I am fascinated by the endless beauty of colored stones and never seem to run out of ideas for ways to mount and set off their colors. I love working with various metals, creating texture, finishes and patinas, to enhance the stones. My pieces are one of a kind. I make my home in Loveland, Colorado and market my jewelry under Jewel Lyn Designs.
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