Journal

Please Check out this great article written by Charlotte Vowden for HAGERTY.  She did such a great job of taking our interview and transforming it into a great article.  Charlotte,...

That was the benefit of doing festivals, you got to see people in person, you got to chat and hear stories which would prompt others to join in and share their stories; it was part of the joy of making and selling our art.

In honor of women's history month we thought we'd celebrate the little known accomplishments of some of the bold, determined women who have helped shape and influence our automotive history since the dawn of the automobile.

We were excited to stumble along this old Econoline Van sitting forlornly in the junkyard. We're always on the hunt for the old quintessential turquoise vehicles and this was a giant turquoise gem just waiting to be unearthed and given new life.

The challenges and adventures of the road are part of who we are and what we do. It is one of the hardest parts of the job, but we're not sure we'd want to do this job without it.

The 1971 International pickup that we recently salvaged from the junkyard was a workhorse for Montana.  The great seal of the State of Montana, faded by years of baking in the sun, could still be seen on the SchoolBus Yellow doors.  

We have always been into refurbished or re-purposed materials.  Partly because we love the look of old and worn things, but also because it makes sense to us.

This is where it all starts...a journey to the junkyard to source our materials.

Jewelry made from a 69 Ford Maverick. We're in love with one of our recent junkyard finds.

It's January and we're filled with excitement for all the amazing unknown possibilities that the new year holds for us.  We always enjoy reflecting on the past year, finding it...

For Real. We were lucky ducks this summer and got to have a couple fun filled days, and a little photo shoot for our website in a volcano with some good...

 It's official, You Got Mojo is now Joyride Jewelry!

We're still the same, we just changed our name.

Why the change? 
We've changed and grown over the years, not only as individuals but also as artists and business owners and we thought our name should reflect that evolution.  

Why Joyride? 
We feel it conveys the spirit and message of what we do.  It's fun, funky, fresh, retro, and original. We can't wait to take you along for the ride!