We
Design and Create Exquisite Jewelry...On Premises
Foxfire Jewelry first opened our doors in 1978 in Kirkland's
converted old hospital building and sold jewelry created by Michael
Babinski using ethnic beads and artifacts.
In 1979 Foxfire moved to Seattle. at
65th and Roosevelt, where we shared a space with jeweler Paul
Johnson in a venture called the Casbah.
After 6 months, Paul left the Casbah
because of poor sales and continued his operation in the old hospital.
The Casbah eventually closed in 1981 because of Michael's desire
to complete his education and pursue metalwork. He continued to
use Foxfire Jewelry as his company name though.
Michael continued making jewelry while
completing an AA degree in Marketing at Bellevue Community College.
Foxfire was an entity that sold jewelry at street fairs and craft
shows such as the Pacific N.W. Arts and Crafts show in Bellevue.
Then Michael worked for fine jewelers
Bevan' s in Bellevue Square and later McDonough's in Everett,
to learn more about goldsmithing techniques. Michael got married
to Mary, whom he had met in 1977.
In May 1985, Mary and Michael Babinski opened Foxfire
Jewelers in Woodinville in The Woodgate Mall, with 300 square
feet.
Over the years Foxfire has moved to
Woodinville Towne Center and increased to almost 800 square feet
and added 4 employees.
Foxfire Jewelers has been featured
in National Magazines such as Lapidary Journal, Ornament, National
Jeweler, JCK, Modern Jeweler and local newspapers Seattle Weekly,
Woodinville Weekly and the Journal American.
We sell what we create: with the exception
of the chains our pendants hang on, all jewelry is created in
Foxfire's own studio in an artistic yet exacting manner.
We appreciate your continuing support that has made
it all possible.
Jewelry shown is not avaliable for sale online. Some
pieces may be available in our store, but generally, photos are
only to demonstrate the type of jewelry we make. Please contact
us at Foxfire Jewelers by emailing 
or by calling (425)-485-0625.
Our address is:
Foxfire Jewelers
14176 NE Woodinville-Duvall Road
Woodinville, WA 98072
Foxfire Jewelry first opened our doors in 1978 in Kirkland's
converted old hospital building and sold jewelry created by Michael
Babinski using ethnic beads and artifacts.
In May 1985, Mary and Michael Babinski opened Foxfire
Jewelers in Woodinville in The Woodgate Mall, with 300 square
feet.
We appreciate your continuing support that has made
it all possible.