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Lisa at her jewelry bench in Reno, Nevada
Her Story · Reno, Nevada

Before the brand,there was the bench.

Twenty-five years of silver, stones, estate-sale detours and knowing when something has that thing.

Meet Lisa

I've been doing this since before it was cool.

I started working with semi-precious stones and sterling silver more than twenty-five years ago.

Not as a side hustle. Not because jewelry suddenly became a good business idea. This has always been the thing I come back to.

I can spot Karen Hill Tribe silver from across a table, and I have never met an estate sale I could walk past. Give me a tray of old beads, a piece of silver with some weight to it, or a stone with character and I'm going to pick it up.

I spent fifteen years running an independent retail business in Midtown Reno. That taught me a lot about what people actually keep: not the thing that looked most expensive, and not the thing everyone else already had. The piece with a point of view.

The two halves of Inclusive Rebel

One comes from the bench. The other comes from the eye.

Lisa making jewelry at her bench
Made

Off my bench.

I work with sterling, semi-precious stones, vintage beads, crystals, glass and whatever else earns its way into the piece. I make one at a time because that's how I like to work.

Artisan silver and turquoise piece selected by Lisa
Collected

Through my eye.

I also collect the work I wish I'd found first: artisan silver, Thai and Karen Hill Tribe pieces, estate finds and objects with enough weight, detail and character to stop me.

At the bench

The part I never got tired of.

Wire gets bent, wrapped, cut and reworked. Stones get moved around until the balance finally feels right. There are faster ways to make jewelry. I just don't particularly care about making it faster.

Lisa handcrafting jewelry at her workbench
Lisa, in her own words
“I'm not trying to be Tiffany. I'm the woman at the craft show whose table you can't walk past.”
Lisa · Founder, Inclusive Rebel
Reno roots

This isn't where I ship from. It's where I'm from.

I'm a multi-generational Reno native. Fifteen years in Midtown put me right in the middle of the city's independent-business culture — makers, shop owners, weird ideas, strong opinions and people willing to build something their own way.

That matters to Inclusive Rebel. Reno has never been very interested in pretending to be somewhere else. Neither am I.

Burning Man became part of that story too: dust, firelight, self-expression and the reminder that what you wear can say plenty before you ever open your mouth.

The name

Two words. Both earned.

Inclusive.

Jewelry for real people. Every age, every style, every story. You don't need a runway budget, an occasion or permission. If it feels like you, put it on.

Rebel.

I don't follow trend calendars and I don't need an algorithm to tell me what's interesting. I make what I want to make and collect what I can't stop looking at.

Put it on. If it makes you feel like you — but more — it's probably the right piece.

First Refusal

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Come as you are.Wear what says so.

Inclusive Rebel

Jewelry made at Lisa's bench and pieces collected through her eye in Reno, Nevada. Every numbered piece is carded and entered in the permanent Ledger. Inside Live It Naked, her work appears as Wear It Naked.

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