Jewelry

Egyptian style collar with five segments of hand wrought brass inlaid with chiseled red turquoise tiers. Blue Turquoise stone and tin spheres hung on parallel rows join the plates.

Siamese rosewood and Makha wood are carved into tiny ovals and set in Sterling Silver. Naturally mesmerizing.

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We live on the cool outer shell of a world on fire. This burning world has been spinning for over four billion years. To our eye it seems quite stable, and it makes sense to plant a garden or paint the garage. But sometimes, without regard to our daily errands, the flaming rock slips through the cracks and rearranges all that is commonplace. On those occasions even the peaceful floor of the wide blue sea can be shoved skyward into the open air and buried in molten lava. We usually think about this while waiting in line for coffee. Extensive eruptions of volcanic debris throughout Indonesia have repeatedly buried coral reefs in the offshore waters. As the sea floor is incorporated into new landmass, chemical reactions between the coral, volcanic ash, and buried forests can, in rare and lucky instances, preserve the full pattern and character of the original coral skeleton. Over an unimaginable period of time, the once-living coral is replaced, molecule by molecule, with inorganic minerals. The jewelry on this page started as coral polyps from an offshore reef. The very essence of the coral remains, echoed in mineral, while the material that was its body has been completely replaced or transformed over the last 20 million years. The coral has not been preserved, is has been replaced. They are now agate (silica) instead of calcium carbonate. We offer the very best specimens of these historical artifacts straight from the jungles of Indonesia. A handful of the finest shapes, colors and matching earring stones are selected out of thousands that are put aside. While our production process implements uniformity in polyp shape, size, color and sharpness, every stone is unique and differences should be expected. The stones are then set in sterling silver and available in Goldenrod or Ivory shades.

Pendant chains sold separately

We live on the cool outer shell of a world on fire. This burning world has been spinning for over four billion years. To our eye it seems quite stable, and it makes sense to plant a garden or paint the garage. But sometimes, without regard to our daily errands, the flaming rock slips through the cracks and rearranges all that is commonplace. On those occasions even the peaceful floor of the wide blue sea can be shoved skyward into the open air and buried in molten lava. We usually think about this while waiting in line for coffee. Extensive eruptions of volcanic debris throughout Indonesia have repeatedly buried coral reefs in the offshore waters. As the sea floor is incorporated into new landmass, chemical reactions between the coral, volcanic ash, and buried forests can, in rare and lucky instances, preserve the full pattern and character of the original coral skeleton. Over an unimaginable period of time, the once-living coral is replaced, molecule by molecule, with inorganic minerals. The jewelry on this page started as coral polyps from an offshore reef. The very essence of the coral remains, echoed in mineral, while the material that was its body has been completely replaced or transformed over the last 20 million years. The coral has not been preserved, is has been replaced. They are now agate (silica) instead of calcium carbonate. We offer the very best specimens of these historical artifacts straight from the jungles of Indonesia. A handful of the finest shapes, colors and matching earring stones are selected out of thousands that are put aside. While our production process implements uniformity in polyp shape, size, color and sharpness, every stone is unique and differences should be expected. The stones are then set in sterling silver and available in Goldenrod or Ivory shades.

Pendant chains sold separately

We live on the cool outer shell of a world on fire. This burning world has been spinning for over four billion years. To our eye it seems quite stable, and it makes sense to plant a garden or paint the garage. But sometimes, without regard to our daily errands, the flaming rock slips through the cracks and rearranges all that is commonplace. On those occasions even the peaceful floor of the wide blue sea can be shoved skyward into the open air and buried in molten lava. We usually think about this while waiting in line for coffee. Extensive eruptions of volcanic debris throughout Indonesia have repeatedly buried coral reefs in the offshore waters. As the sea floor is incorporated into new landmass, chemical reactions between the coral, volcanic ash, and buried forests can, in rare and lucky instances, preserve the full pattern and character of the original coral skeleton. Over an unimaginable period of time, the once-living coral is replaced, molecule by molecule, with inorganic minerals. The jewelry on this page started as coral polyps from an offshore reef. The very essence of the coral remains, echoed in mineral, while the material that was its body has been completely replaced or transformed over the last 20 million years. The coral has not been preserved, is has been replaced. They are now agate (silica) instead of calcium carbonate. We offer the very best specimens of these historical artifacts straight from the jungles of Indonesia. A handful of the finest shapes, colors and matching earring stones are selected out of thousands that are put aside. While our production process implements uniformity in polyp shape, size, color and sharpness, every stone is unique and differences should be expected. The stones are then set in sterling silver and available in Goldenrod or Ivory shades.

Pendant chains sold separately

99% pure silver 0.5 charms fixed on adjustable (15 to 30) knotted leather cords.

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Tibetan Symbol set in hammered brass with lapis and coral stone embellishments.

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Pendant chains sold separately

Brass and shell with small colored stones set in brass.

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Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.

Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.

Pendant chains sold separately

Thai gold Ganesh Pendant. The famous Asian Elephant Deity, fashioned in an identical process as our Buddha pendants and also sealed in 22 carat gold.

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An interesting circular combination of a polished marine shell spiral surrounded by a sterling silver disc. Reflecting light on the disc enhances the inner glow of the natural shell spiral. The non-ostentatious size creates a subtle effect with any outfit.

Hill Tribe Silver

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On one side, an oval-shaped polished white Nova shell spiral for good luck and prosperity, and on the other, the fabled "cats eye" shell for protection from harm. Taken from the protective "trap door" operculum that protects snails and other mollusks, the cats eye matches the natural occurring spiral on the front of the item. Whatever the name, this jewelry covers all your bases. 18" Cord included.

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately

Pendant chains sold separately