Gennifer Birnbach What did you do for work? I taught English as a Second Language in Kiryat Shemonah, Jerusalem and Denver, CO. I also worked for major retail developers leasing malls and airport terminals for 21 years. Now I make and sell my own jewelry designs.
What was your style like as a teenager? As a teen I sold clothing in a store in Passaic, NJ. My style was Villager, Ellen Tracey brands.
How would you describe your style now? My style now is artsy, unusual and interesting.
What valuable pieces of advice have you received? My dad gave me lots of valuable advice: “Just make a decision. If you don’t like it make another one.” and “Your reputation is the only thing you own.
What would you do with a whole day to yourself? I’d take a long walk with my pup, read, paint with water color, watch a movie.
Where can Alembika Women reach you if they want to see more of your one-of-a kind necklaces and place an order?
Call or text me at 1-973–735-3610 | email: Seidenrc63@gmail.com
PHOTOS by Susan Freeman.
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