Bracelets

Bands of light gray and darkest umber are simple elements of striking beauty. Lines of Love Agate Bracelet is exactly why agate is such a sought after stone. Each line of dark umber is met with a lighter toned line in a striking bracelet that will be worn time and time. 

Natural faceted banded agate bracelet with faceted smokey quartz, sterling silver beads, toggle clasp. Designed by Brenda Larson EXCLUSIVE. Fits 7 ¼" - 8"

High quality Lapis Bracelet with Lapis lazuli in rounds, chips and barrel shapes. Vintage handcrafted glass bead charms, leather, sterling silver charm and flower stamped clasp.

Charming Lapis Bracelet  Our own handcrafted EXCLUSIVE.

Lapis lazuli is a relatively rare, semi-precious gemstone, prized since antiquity for its intense blue color. Earliest humans valued lapis lazuli more highly than gold. Thought to bring mental and emotional strength to the mind.

Sterling Silver Clasp and beads. 

Charming Lapis Bracelet Fits up to  7 ¾"

Shimmering with moonlit iridescence and a fresh array of colors, Charmed Pearl bracelet is the gem to wear.

All Freshwater pearls in varies shades of creams, bronze, peach and even iolite blue. Updated to modern with a mix of sterling silver and gold filled chain and clasp. Handcrafted by us, it is a joy to wear this pearl bracelet.

Our own Exclusive handcrafted pearl bracelet. 

Crystal pictured is the Desert Sand Phantom Quartz

Pink never looked so eye-catching and champagne sparkling as in our Peony Blush Swarovski crystal bracelet. Each crystal is cushion faceted for maximum shine, color depth and beauty. 

Peony Blush Swarovski Crystal Bracelet. Sterling silver clasp. Handmade. Exclusive. USA artist.

Length: 8"

Infused with tradition and meaning each symbol on the Storyteller Double Sided Gilson Opal bracelet tells a tradition. Turn it over to reveal the stunning electric green and blue gilson opal.
Double Sided Gilson Opal bracelet 

Storyteller Double Sided Gilson Opal bracelet tells us Corn is not just food but a symbol of prosperity and life for Indigenous Peoples. Horse is the spirit of freedom, Bear is courage, the arrow into the mouth points to the spirit where inner strength lives. Thunderbird is creation and it marks the separation between the heavens and the earth.
Turn this bracelet over for a blue Gilson Opal inlay so wonderfully crafted in it's glittering glory. Sterling Silver.Double Sided Gilson Opal bracelet is one of a kind. Heirloom art. USA Made.

Size fits 6 3/4" - 7 3/4" wrist.

Water green chrysocola, blue Peruvian opal and freshwater pearls make up our Peace Chrysocolla  Bracelet. Open lace bead tops, carved flower petal atop the toggle accent and a single turquoise pebble. Sterling Silver. Handmade. Exclusive.

Large natural Freshwater Pearls, hand faceted Chrysocolla, blue Peruvian Opals.  

7 1/2"

Discover heritage art with our stunning Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Double Sided Bracelet. The petroglyph style images of Maze, Phoenix, Horse, and Spirit Bear are expertly featured on one side, while the other side boasts intricate inlay with authentic Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. Enjoy the versatility of this one-of-a-kind piece that truly captures the beauty and culture of the Southwest.

The Sleeping Beauty Mine near Globe Arizona, produced impeccable beautiful blue turquoise. The mine has been closed to turquoise mining since august 2012.  It is only from older stocks do we find ourselves lucky enough to still have a few pieces from this historic site. 

Custom Inlay, Sterling Silver. EXCLUSIVE. USA MADE.

Size fits: 6" -8 1/2" Wrist

Green banded Malachite is paired with sparkling faceted White Topaz and faceted Blue Apatite in this Heirloom Malachite bracelet. Heavy duty Sterling links and toggle closure. Hand crafted. This is rare example of malachite with chatoyancy, seldom seen in malachite .

Magnificent Malachite Bracelet Fits 6 1/4" to 7 1/2" wrist. One-of-a-Kind  EXCLUSIVE.

Mined at Timna Valley, the legendary historic King Solomon's Mines for thousands of years, Malachite was as used as amulets and even eyeshadow, used as a pigment in green paints from antiquity until about 1800 and of course in jewelry.