Earrings
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2013.669.1
Dimensions: 2.5 in X 0.875 in
Dimensions (Metric): 6.35 cm X 2.2225 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 6.35 cm X 2.2225 cm
Source: Judith Weil
Credit Line: Gift of the Weil family in memory of our daughter, Joanne F. Weil
Description
Pair of dangle earrings made with clear and gold beads created by Joanne Flora Weil.
Pair of dangle earrings made with clear and gold beads created by Joanne Flora Weil.
Historical Notes
Joanne Weil was born and lived in New York City. In her free time, she made jewelry from antique glass and beads. She also enjoyed traveling and made regular trips to Mexico and the Turks and Caicos Islands. On September 11, Joanne was on the South Tower’s 85th floor at Harris Beach LLP, where she worked as an attorney. She was 39 years old.
Joanne Weil was born and lived in New York City. In her free time, she made jewelry from antique glass and beads. She also enjoyed traveling and made regular trips to Mexico and the Turks and Caicos Islands. On September 11, Joanne was on the South Tower’s 85th floor at Harris Beach LLP, where she worked as an attorney. She was 39 years old.
Curator's Comment
Joanne Weil was passionate about travel but always took steps to live close to her family. Early in her career, she declined a job at a government agency that would have required her to keep her location a secret. “What she cared about, and who she cared about, were what was important to her,” Joanne’s mother attested. As a pastime, Joanne searched for unique beads and antique glass to craft into jewelry. After 9/11, family and friends wore Joanne’s creations in her memory.
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Joanne Weil was passionate about travel but always took steps to live close to her family. Early in her career, she declined a job at a government agency that would have required her to keep her location a secret. “What she cared about, and who she cared about, were what was important to her,” Joanne’s mother attested. As a pastime, Joanne searched for unique beads and antique glass to craft into jewelry. After 9/11, family and friends wore Joanne’s creations in her memory.
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