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SU sophomore ‘Wyred’ into jewelry making business
Chenze Chen | Contributing Photographer
During winter break, Amanda Kruman started using stones from Mexico and Brazil to make jewelry, which she nows sells on Etsy.
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UPDATED: Feb. 22, 2021 at 3:42 p.m.
If someone spots a blond, blue-eyed girl whizzing around the Syracuse University campus delivering jewelry on a pink scooter and helmet to match, chances are it’s Amanda Kruman.
The sophomore, who is a political science major, has unexpectedly found success within the past two months through her viral jewelry company Fully Wyred. Her company’s Instagram page showcases pictures of rose quartz clocks, geode keychains and wire and stone rings in every color of the rainbow. ....

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