Cat Luck started Collarbone Jewelry in 2010 with $5, a bicycle, and a dream too big to keep in one place. She hasn’t stopped evolving since. In the Collarbone Jewelry line, she uses brass, bronze, base metals, raw stones and whimsical charms to handcraft a fashion jewelry collection that speaks to all walks of life. Cat’s newest jewelry line, CAT LUCK, is the intense, nocturnal ying to Collarbone Jewelry’s breezy, chaotic yang. CAT LUCK brings together forged, minimalist, geometric, and personal pieces for humans of all gender expressions.
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Nico Hall writes creative nonfiction, cultural criticism and reported journalism — as well as fiction — and has appeared here at Autostraddle and at PublicSource. You can find them talking about butch/femme dynamics and queer history on the Unladylike podcast and about abolitionist approaches to queer breakups and queer divorce on the This American Ex-Wife podcast. They are currently at work on a longform nonfiction project. Nico is also haunted. You can find them on Instagram. Here's their website, too.
Nico has written 241 articles for us.
