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Special necklaces presented to actor and singer Harry Connick Jr. after Christmas performance at Riverside Theatre in Milwaukee.
Backstage with Harry Connick Jr. celebrating a special birthday with Danielle and Craig Husar. Pandora necklaces were presented to Harry for his three very talented daughters. Special thanks to Patti Genko for making this a memorable night.
from left: Danielle Husar, Harry Connick Jr., Craig Husar
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Custom designed cufflinks presented to world renowned jazz artist, Chris Botti shortly before Milwaukee performance and the Pabst Theatre.
Chris Botti's performance in Milwaukee was enhanced with a little bling provided by jeweler Craig Husar. Custom designed cufflinks made of titanium and carbon-fiber were presented backstage at a recent performance in Milwaukee.
from left: Danielle Husar, Chris Botti, Craig Husar
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Custom "Circle of Life" pendent presented to award-winning actress and author Meg Tilly, during luncheon hosted by the Women's Center of Waukesha.
Created as a symbol of the complete evolution of Meg Tilly's life by designer Craig Husar. Meg Tilly accepted the pendant after an emotional presentation on child abuse and a reading from her newest book, "Gemma". Craig supports the Women's Center of Waukesha, a center for battered and abused women and children.
from left: Meg Tilly, Craig Husar
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Mystery Moonlight pendant debuts with highly acclaimed violinist, Maria Bachmann at the Wilson Center for the Arts.
Jeweler Craig Husar, designer of the "Mystery Moonlight" pendant unveiled his creation during an exclusive performance by Maria Bachmann and the Waukesha Symphony Orchestra. Craig was commissioned by the Symphony to create an object to celebrate its 60th anniversary.
Maria Bachmann wore the necklace during her solo, performing with her vintage 1782 Nicolo Gagliano violin.
from left: Maria Bachmann, Craig Husar
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Paul Tacorian visits Lyle Husar Designs
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Christine Husar - Anderson wins First Place at Midwest Design Competition
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