about the artsy girl
At The Artsy Girl, we believe that every woman deserves to feel beautiful, confident, and uniquely herself. What started as a creative hobby in a small home studio has blossomed into a thriving handmade jewelry and accessories business that celebrates individuality, artistry, and the joy of self-expression.
meet sharmequa franklin
Sharmequa Franklin, owner of The Artsy Girl, turned her passion for handmade jewelry into a vibrant brand that celebrates bold designs and timeless style. A wife and mom, she finds inspiration in life’s colorful moments, creating sparkly, lightweight accessories that empower women to shine every day.
reviews
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Sekayi Brunson
12/12/24, 3:25 PM
Nantale is AMAZING! I came in with three specific goals, and she not only provided incredibly organized and thorough information but also brought an infectious energy and excitement—for me! Her passion and positivity made the entire experience unforgettable. I left feeling extremely excited, confident, and capable of executing the plans she laid out to help me jumpstart this journey. Highly recommend!
Nantale Muwonge
12/7/24, 7:09 PM
I discovered Kirikou on Kweli TV, don't know how I hadn't come across it before (!), but this platform opened me up to all the really great Black-produced content that I'd been missing out on. And they have everything from documentaries and soap operas, to programming for kids, so I highly recommend it to anyone looking for positive, affirming content to keep you entertained.
Nantale Muwonge
12/7/24, 6:57 PM
I have a couple of accessories from Adorned In Taji and the power of her pieces keeps me coming back! I literally feel like I'm putting on armor when I adorn myself in these and they just lift my mood and spirit. I also appreciate the fact that the gems and other materials are ethically-sourced, so it's just good energy in general. And her pieces are all bold and gorgeous, so of course I'll be back!
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