About
meet the p sky team
Prairie Sky Jewelry Co is a family-owned and operated studio built on craftsmanship, faith, and a deep respect for life’s meaningful moments. Founded and run by husband and wife Kenyon and Luke Lomax, the journey began long before the showroom—traveling the country in a camper from 2014 to 2018 chasing welding work and learning the value of hard work, resourcefulness, and building something with your hands.
In 2018, the Lomaxes settled down to renovate a small homestead, planting roots and beginning the slow, intentional work of building a life and a business. By 2020, they had restored their first jewelry store, and in 2024 completed the renovation of their permanent studio and showroom, where Prairie Sky continues to grow.
Today, Prairie Sky Jewelry Co focuses on heirloom-quality custom jewelry made with traditional techniques and the finest materials. Every piece is created as art, not product—a celebration of the beauty of life, love, and the milestones that shape our stories. With a deeply personal approach rooted in family values and Christian faith, Kenyon and Luke believe jewelry should be more than beautiful—it should carry meaning, build relationships, and be treasured for generations.
EST 2011
Kenyon has worked in the jewelry industry for over 15 years, earning early recognition as an internationally published artist and designer in publications such as Cowboys & Indians Magazine, Cowgirl Magazine, & Vogue.
Kenyon oversees the day-to-day operations of Prairie Sky Jewelry Co., including design, management, customer relations, and social media. Kenyon’s favorite part of her work is meeting with clients in the showroom and collaborating on custom bridal suites, bringing each unique vision to life with care and expertise.
Kenyon's hallmark is a 'ꓘL' on the back or inside of her works.
EST 2017
Luke joined Kenyon in the business after a successful career as a traveling welder and crane operator. Seeing the success of Prairie Sky as an opportunity to put down some roots, Luke learned silversmithing and began crafting one of a kind works while also renovating/building their home, first store, and current (permanent!) showroom.
Luke is now an accomplished jeweler who most enjoys working with coins, gold and diamonds to build unique, Western-inspired pieces.
Luke's hallmark is an 'LL' on the back or inside of his works.
EST 2021
Bean Lewis joined the business in 2021 as an apprentice and has since become an accomplished bench jeweler. Having chosen this career immediately out of high school, he has crafted thousands of pieces for Prairie Sky and creates many of our one of a kind works.
A member of the Osage, Cherokee, and Delaware tribes, Bean most enjoys creating heirloom pieces he knows will last many lifetimes.
Bean's hallmark is a 'B' on the back or inside of his works.
OUR MISSION
Prairie Sky is built on one primary concept - heirloom quality. Every design, each individual piece, is meant to last more than one lifetime so it can be passed down for generations. We're passionate about family legacy and helping you build yours. Our pieces are so often chosen as gifts for the meaningful moments in life - we want those memories to last long after we're gone, so quality materials and integrity in design are absolutely paramount.
'Heirloom' impacts all aspects of our work. We start with quality raw materials - sterling silver and 14k gold refined in the U.S. and stones directly from the source. We've worked hard to build relationships with our supply partners and are proud to consider many of our lapidaries our friends.
At Prairie Sky Jewelry Co., our mission is to create timeless, handcrafted jewelry in 14k gold and sterling silver that celebrates life’s most meaningful moments. Based in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, our family-owned studio combines the expertise of three skilled jewelers to design and build every piece in-house, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship, personal attention, and custom creations that can be treasured for generations.
What We Believe a Business Should Be
We believe small businesses matter.
Not because being small automatically makes a company better, and not because buying local should excuse poor products, poor service, or poor treatment of people. A small business should be held to the same standard as anyone else: it should offer something of value, treat people fairly, and leave more good behind than it takes from the people supporting it.
That is the kind of business we are trying to build at Prairie Sky.
We are here to make and sell jewelry, and we intend to be good at it. We believe in making things well, being honest about what we sell, standing behind our work, and treating our customers like people rather than transactions.
But we also believe a business has the ability to do more than generate revenue for its owners.
A healthy business can create jobs. It can teach people useful skills. It can support the community where it operates. It can contribute to organizations doing important work. Sometimes, it can simply help when help is needed.
We think that matters.
Our customers are the reason Prairie Sky exists, and we take seriously the responsibility that comes with asking someone to spend their money with us.
That means offering honest information, standing behind our work, and recommending what actually makes sense for the customer rather than automatically steering every conversation toward the most expensive option.
We work with natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, and high-quality simulated diamonds because people have different priorities, different budgets, and different reasons for choosing the jewelry they wear.
The goal is not to convince everyone to buy the same thing.
It is to help people understand their options and make a decision they feel good about.
Prairie Sky is a family-owned, woman-owned business built by a team that includes Osage tribal members and Oklahomans with deep ties to the communities around us.
We believe the people who contribute to a business should matter to that business.
As an employer, we want Prairie Sky to be a place where people can learn useful skills, do meaningful work, contribute ideas, and be treated with respect. The work matters, but so do the people doing it.
The same applies to the people we work with, the customers who support us, and the communities where our business exists.
We do not believe in separating the success of a company entirely from the wellbeing of the people who make that success possible.
Some of the good a business does will be public. Supporting a fundraiser, donating to an organization, or participating in a community effort may require visibility in order to be effective.
Other things do not.
Sometimes generosity is simply replacing something for someone who cannot afford to replace it. Helping a family through a difficult season. Giving someone an opportunity. Covering an expense. Saying yes when there is no marketing value attached to it.
We believe there should be room for both.
Not every act of kindness needs to become content.
America does not need more businesses asking for loyalty simply because they are independently owned.
It needs better businesses.
Businesses that are financially responsible, provide something worth paying for, create opportunities, and recognize that their success gives them the ability to contribute to more than their own bottom line.
Small businesses are close to the people they affect. Our customers, employees, neighbors, and local organizations are not abstract ideas or distant demographics.
They are the people we see.
That proximity creates responsibility, and we think it should.
We want Prairie Sky to grow.
Growth allows us to make better jewelry, improve our studio, create jobs, invest in our team, and build a stronger company.
It also gives us more ability to help.
As Prairie Sky grows, we want our capacity to benefit our customers, our employees, our community, charitable organizations, and people who simply need a hand to grow alongside it.
We do not have a perfectly polished corporate giving strategy, and we are not going to pretend that we do.
What we do have is a simple belief: if our customers continue to trust us with their business and Prairie Sky becomes more successful because of it, we should look for ways to use that success for more than ourselves.
We are building a jewelry company, but we are also building a place where our work, our decisions, and our growth have consequences beyond the jewelry itself.
We want to make good products and provide good service. We want to create meaningful work and opportunities for the people on our team. We want to contribute to the place where we live and work. We want to support good causes, help where we can, and remain willing to do small acts of kindness that may never be seen by anyone outside the people involved.
We will not get every decision right.
But we believe the question is worth continuing to ask:
Now that we have this business, what good can we do with it?
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719 LYNN AVE, PAWHUSKA OK
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