Cheryl Lynn Ingberg, a long time resident of Loon Lake in the Vergas area, is a jewelry artist specializing in sterling silver and other metals. She apprenticed with professional gold and silversmiths at a very young age and has designed her jewelry with genuine stones, pearls and other natural materials for over 40 years.
In 1976 Cheryl Lynn, as she is now professionally known moved to Vergas to be closer to family and friends. She set up a jewelry studio in her home on Elm Street, opened a gift shop in Detroit Lakes and participated in the local art fairs. Vergas was a wonderful community to be living in, but to get more exposure to her jewelry she began traveling to other parts of the country to show her work. She gravitated to the Minneapolis art community where she lived and worked for several years earning awards for her distinctive designs. In the winter of 1990, she began showing her work in Arizona where she eventually set up a studio.
In 1997, Cheryl Lynn decided to return to the Vergas area and spend time at her cabin. Needing an outlet for her creative energies, she opened a boutique at The Shady Hollow Market selling her handcrafted jewelry along with unique apparel, accessories and more. Cheryl Lynn was an instant success and opened the doors for other specialty shops to participate at the market. Cheryl extended her business to a second location in Vergas located at 110 South Railway Avenue. Her shops attract many local people along with customers from around the country that visit the lakes to check out all the unique businesses that thrive there.
“Cheryl Lynn has for many years established herself as an outstanding vendor at Shady Hollow Market. Not only are her silver designs exquisite and a mark of her creativity, but her clothing is unique and inspires a loyal following of clients. Cheryl has been a supporter of the market and contributed her merchandise to numerous charities, including gifts to the Hospice Benefit. We consider her a valuable and reputable vendor”
Shady Hollow Market
“I own several pieces of Cheryl Lynn jewelry. I love her unique handcrafted designs. Cheryl has also been very generous in her contributions to the American Cancer Society and the NDSU Bison Bidders Bowl”
Marsha Songstad
“Over the years, since the mid 70’s actually, we have purchased many of Cheryl Lynn’s pieces and still wear them today. I love to let Cheryl choose a gift for Anne to surprise her”
Marty and Anne Riske
*Cheryl Lynn is a registered Trademark*
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