HaloMiner was formed from a collaboration between Pam Fellerhoff and Nicole Reblando. The Cincinnati natives have combined their backgrounds in fine art, design, marketing, and retail to form a vibrant, earth friendly new company. They are leveraging over 15 years of professional experience and the practical resourcefullness of motherhood to repurpose items most people would toss out or look past.

HaloMiner's tagline "elevating the everyday" describes the company's mission — to create unique, functional pieces of art that make life's accessories more useful and interesting. HaloMiner's goal is to create beautiful products and share our passion for recycling though classes and workshops.

HaloMiner is located at the new Brazee Street Studios in Oakley’s growing arts district. The building is LEED certified. Brazee's commitment to energy conservation and the community of professional artists makes it the the perfect spot for HaloMiner.