Tracy Levine has been making jewelry since 1984, when she started her company, Hanging Dreams, and has been a regular vendor at the Gallery North Outdoor Art show since that time. She grew up in East Setauket and graduated from Boston University. Tracy is a mental health counselor at Metropolitan Hospital in Manhattan where she lives, and manages to balance creating jewelry with her health career.

A diverse collection of jewelry including necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets created by Tracy Levine will be on display at The Reboli Center during the month of February. “I am inspired by all things beautiful and my designs are driven by an eclectic mix of materials that are old and new, precious and semi-precious stones, oxidized sterling silver as well as 18 and 22K gold,” she said. Tracy aspires to create pieces as unique as the individuals who wear them.

Lois Reboli, the president and founder of the Reboli Center, was impressed by her unique and beautiful creations and thought they would be a perfect fit for the Center’s Design Shop, especially around Valentine’s Day.