East Greenwich Monthly - December 2014

Rhode Island Monthly - October 2009

Two of my pieces were included in a feature about necklaces that "make a statement".

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The Today Show, December 6th, 2007






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In Touch Magazine
June 18th, 2007 issue

South County Museum Harvest Fair 2006

Papermoon Holiday Open House 2006

"Wishful Bids" Holiday Event for The Make a Wish Foundation of Rhode Island 2006

Premier of Therapeutic Shopping! Holiday Show 2006

Charriho Harvest Fair 2006

Infant Interiors Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 1

May 2006

"Local woman has art at her fingertips"

The East Greenwich Pendulum
By: Heather Lightner
May 4, 2006

"...When children are born, it is customary for hospital staff to take fingerprints and footprints - for parents, this piece of documentation is more cherished than a typed birth certificate - for it is indelibly stamped with the mark of someone unlike anyone else in the world.
Imagine that instead of tucking these prints away for posterity in a fire safe in the back of some dark closet, you could wear these fingerprints, close to your heart, for the world to see. This was Pam Vale's vision _ to create something that is not just a beautiful piece of jewelry, but something that is a keepsake."
"...As the wife of a Warwick police detective, Vale also wanted to provide a tangible memento for families, like hers, that had a loved one in a high risk job or family member with a life threatening illness. She also felt that the charms might bring comfort to spouses and families separated due to military deployments."
"...Creative Potential has worked with a variety of charities, among them, The Make a Wish Foundation...Vale's company is also donation a dollar for every (Family Jewels) charm sold at The Green Door to a local organization Plan USA. Plan USA is a local organization dedicated to helping children, their families and communities in forty-six developing countries around the world."

FIDM Alumni Newspaper, Summer 2006

The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising
Jewelry designer Pamela Vale '87 has set out to creatively interpret the modern family with the launch of a new product line called Family Jewels. Her company Creative Potential will distribute the line of heirloom pieces, which include birthstones and fine silver charms. Visit Pamela's website for photographs of her gorgeous jewelry and details on where you can purchase it.

Home Jewelry Show

Friday, June 9th, 2006