Snow Findings
Warwick, Kent County, RI
Third-generation, family-owned Warwick manufacturer of jewelry findings and metal stampings, operating a factory at 101 Venturi Avenue.
- Address
- 101 Venturi Ave., Warwick, RI
- County
- Kent County, Rhode Island
- Phone
- 401-821-7712
- Website
- www.snowfindings.com
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✓ American owned
About: "Being a family owned and operated business has always guaranteed the highest level of attention to your needs." Founded by William Snow; later operated by Bob Snow; "Today you can find a third generation here. Randy Snow now maintains the daily operations..." No foreign parent found.
See the proof on snowfindings.com (opens in a new tab)✓ Made in the USA
About describes Snow Findings as a manufacturer of metal stampings since 1951 and says, "Together, we hope to carry on the high standards of American manufacturing and Snow Findings..." Address: 101 Venturi Ave., Warwick, RI 02888; Phone: 401-821-7712. Official pages reviewed do not use the exact phrase "Made in USA"; the best official wording is a family-owned factory manufacturer in Warwick that cites "American manufacturing." Home also notes the company moved to 101 Venturi Ave. after acquiring Unit Tool Co. Caveat: some wording refers to finished goods and assembled pieces sold under other fashion-jewelry names; this listing is for Snow Findings' own manufacturing in Warwick. In November 2025, the official Tri-Bro Manufacturing site stated that Snow Findings had taken over Tri-Bro product lines and moved that machinery into the Warwick factory; Tri-Bro itself is already listed separately and was not changed in this batch.
See the proof on snowfindings.com (opens in a new tab)✓ Designed in the USA
About describes the company developing its own findings and stampings, including founder William Snow's early one-piece rivet-tube setting, and third-generation operator Randy Snow "bringing his own new ideas for the future," with production at the Warwick factory.
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Last checked: November 10, 2026
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