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Distinctive Symbolic Jewelry Designs with an Earthy Boho Vibe

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Necklaces

Welcome

Welcome to  Maji Designs Jewelry featuring Uniquely Designed Necklaces.

Handcrafted necklaces that go with absolutely everything — one-of-a-kind designs by Lynne Hinz, made with 20+ years of craft behind every piece.

Our collections showcase distinctive symbolic jewelry designs infused with an earthy boho vibe. Explore a beautiful array of gems, crystals, glass, wood, and materials that resonate with you.,

Discover pieces that not only adorn but symbolize what's important to you.

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About

For over 20 years, Maji Designs Jewelry has been creating unique jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets & earrings, blending Earthy Boho styles with carefully curated elements. We incorporate natural gemstones, glass, brass, silver, wood, and cords (vegan). 

Lynne Hinz Maji Designs Jewelry
As the sole owner and designer, I oversee everything from creation to marketing, bringing my vision to life. Our vibrant collections are showcased online and at live art fairs in and around Minneapolis, MN, allowing customers to connect with the art form on a personal level.
Lynne Hinz Maji Designs Jewelry

NEXT Maji Designs Jewelry Event

The Pleasant Street Art Walk will return to downtown Prior Lake on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., bringing more than 70 local and regional artists, performers and makers to the city’s oldest neighborhood.

Founded by local artist Andrea Mullenmeister of ANM Pottery, the event began as a small neighborhood experiment — artists setting up displays in front yards while cars continued to pass through. The community response led the city to allow organizers to close Pleasant Street the following year, establishing the Art Walk as a annual tradition.

Pleasant Street, first developed in the late 1800s, remains one of Prior Lake’s most historic corridors. Two original Sears Catalog homes still stand at the east end, and many residents recall the 2011 effort to protect the neighborhood from a proposed Highway 21 reroute.

“This event is a celebration of local artistry and the welcoming, joyful energy of our neighborhood,” Mullenmeister said. “People come for the art, but they stay for the sense of community.”

The PSAW features hands‑on activities, live performances, artist demonstrations and a variety of food trucks. Admission is free, and the event is family‑friendly.

For more information, visit anmpottery.com/pleasant-street-art-walk.

 Admission FREE to attend! Bring friends and family

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