About sarahannedipity

I believe everything happens for a reason and sometimes sarahannedipity feels like something that actually happened to me. It was started back in 2010 by myself, Sarah (Anne) Gelbloom, as a way to help me keep my idle hands and mind busy as I was taking care of my mental health and wasn’t able to work in a regular job. Making jewellery was a passion of mine from my teenage years. I loved to create one of a kind, custom pieces for myself, friends and family. When I was rendered unable to hold a job and had applied for disability support from the government, I was encouraged to find something to keep me busy, that could also maybe make a bit of income and was good for my health. sarahannedipity started with church basement sales, then after a brief stint in the Jewellery and Metal Arts Program at Georgian College, it evolved into a regular, weekly, 3 year term at the Orillia Farmers Market in beautiful downtown Orillia. In November 2017, I opened a modest sized store front on Peter Street, in the local Arts District. It did so well that only a year later, I re-opened in a much larger space on Mississaga, the main street.Read their story