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The small-town summer job that made designer Jenny Bird take the plunge

  • Posted on July 24, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Jenny Bird's journey to becoming a renowned jewellery designer began with humble roots in a small Ontario town. Her early career included seasonal work maintaining local gorges, an experience that grounded her entrepreneurial spirit. This formative period shaped her creative vision and work ethic before she achieved widespread recognition among celebrity clientele. The story illustrates how unconventional beginnings can lead to extraordinary success in the fashion and luxury accessories industry.

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The small-town summer job that made designer Jenny Bird take the plunge
The small-town summer job that made designer Jenny Bird take the plunge

Before earning celebrity fans, the jewellery maker was on gorge duty in Elora, Ont.
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