- Hard at Work making custom Jewelry
About Us
Brady’s Jewelry, located in southwest Missouri in the small town of Anderson, was founded by C.O. Brady in 1905 and has been family owned and operated ever since. It is now owned by Jeff & Alicia Brady and is still a small town jewelry store offering big city selection in both fine and costume jewelry at a small town price. If it is jewelry you want, let us offer you our experience of over 100 years in the jewelery and gift giving business. We have thousands upon thousands of satified coustomers all over the world, and best of all, satisfaction comes free with every purchase. Visit us soon to look over our products, and drop us an e-mail or call us. We will be glad to visit and can probably improve the quality while reducing the price of your next jewelry purchase.
The Rowdy Cowgirl Line
The Rowdy Cowgirl Line of jewelry is designed and manufactured exclusively at Brady’s Jewelry. Jeff Brady is the designer of the leather pieces and Alicia, his wife, is the designer of the beaded work. The leather and turquoise pieces are the flag ship of the Rowdy Cowgirl Line, following a trip to Tucson Gem Show, Jeff says, “ I saw so many beautiful big pieces of turquoise at that show I just loved them, I also knew that having been a bench jeweler for over 30 years it would cost a fortune to wrap these pieces in either silver or gold, besides after 30 years of working in the precious metal medium I was just tired of it, it all got to looking the same, no mater what I did. I have a good friend who is in the leather business who manufactures high end hand bags, belts, shoes, ect. www.arhoe.com This gave me the idea to incorporate leather with these beautiful pieces of turquoise, creating an exciting, totally different look then anything else on the market. I loved my new found medium of leather, it feels soooo good to the skin and it’s decidedly western in appeal. Even my first attempts were well received an it became obvious we would need a name for this exciting new line. My wife came up with the name The Rowdy Cowgirl (she can be one at times) and I liked it.”
We are just country folks, we live in a small town of 2000 people, but classic designs do not have to come from New York or Paris, and jewelry doesn’t have to cost a fortune to look good and different, by using leather I’ve been able to produce these works at practically costume jewelry prices. I sign my pieces on the back with a signature stone (my choice) sometimes turquoise, sometimes crystals. Try a piece or two and see how good you look with your boots and custom made jewelry. I know you’ll get lots of compliments. That’s the story of the Rowdy Cowgirl Line of jewelry. Thanks for taking the time to read it.
Jeff