Acacia Bracelets

Made in Kenya by Acacia Creations. Helping Kenyan women, helping the environment, helping greyhounds! Win-win-WIN!

We've added little standing greyhound and starfish charms.

See necklaces to match: 32" and 20".

Price: $50.00

Davie Duo

Fossilized Peanut Wood has been popular for us- each natural design being so unique. Here, in Sarda's bracelet, the peanut wood is clustered with pearl and deep smoky topaz, adjustable from 6.75" to 7.75".

The pendant by Starborne matches nicely. This one and three other choices appear here.

J & R Charm Bracelet

Jazz and Rainey, two designs by Mik Wilkens, dangle among seven sparkly and colorful Murano Glass ornaments to create this delicate 7.5" bracelet!

Price: $75.00

Pink Mystic Quartz

Mystic Quartz shimmers to reveal a hundred different shades within- this photograph brings out the most briliiant, though the overall effect is shocking pink- shockingly beautiful!

I'd seen Sarda's lovely designs on magazine pages in the past and even tried to contact them at one point to become a regular account - having seen them in person at the San Francisco show, perhaps this time I'll follow through!

The pendant measures 2" from the top of the bail, and the bracelet would be either 6.75", 7" or 7.5" depending upon which link you use.

this set is similar to one which sold recently- very quickly! so I contacted the company and ordered more pieces. This pendant has one, rather than two stones and the bracelet has a cluster arrangement rather than the strung out gems sen previously. The pink Mystic Topaz accents the pink of the conch shells beutifully!

Yurok Artistry

Purchased at a Pow Wow at United Indian Health Services where Jerry worked before his retirement. I wish I'd written down the artist's name...

We have two pair of the earrings, only one necklace- for those who love long and dangly, this 4.5" pendant and matching 3.5" earrings will fill the bill!

Sterling with black freshwater pearl, the pieces were created locally (Humboldt) by Native Americans of the Yurok tribe. The multi-strand cable necklace coordinates so well we've included it.