Enewton Jewelry at Shannon’s

Shannon’s Jewelers carries the largest selection of Elizabeth Newton jewelry in the Hot Springs area.

Elizabeth Newton, an Atlanta-based mom of 4, is the founder of the enewton line of jewelry. She said from the beginning, friends and family were the focus of the brand. Elizabeth wanted to give quality and meaningful gifts she could afford. This desire coupled with her passion for design and curiosity led to enewton’s first piece—the turquoise signature cross necklace. 

As the enewton brand continues to grow, its style is more defined. Staying true to Elizabeth’s words, she will never put a piece in the marketplace that she would not wear. Enewton’s commitment to quality materials, such as gold-filled, helps you save time—you can shower, sweat, swim, and sleep in your enewton.

Shannon Branstetter chose to bring enewton into Shannon’s Jewelers of Hot Springs shortly after opening her store. “I wanted to provide a brand that offered quality items that were less expensive than the high-end jewelry we offer within the cases.” Enewton offers gold-filled pieces for young children, and adults, and even creates an extended size. 

Branstetter has the largest selection of enewton in the Hot Springs area and makes sure to keep a little of everything on the shelves. Beaded bracelets start at around $16 and go up from there. “This spring we are excited to bring in Mixed Metals; a combination of Gold and Silver, an entire pearl package, and for the first time, we will offer enewton’s ring collections,” Branstetter said. 

Shannon’s is located at 3620 Central Avenue, Ste D. Open Tuesday – Saturday 10 AM – 5:30 PM. Visit their website ShannonsJewelersHS.com, or Facebook: ShannonsJewelersofHotSprings for more information. 

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