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| Magnetic Honeysuckle Cuff Design inspired by the playful pattern of native Cherokee baskets, where crooked honeysuckle vines were often included to add character into the weave.
$70.00
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Magnetic Light Sage Cuff Woven the way Native Americans weave sage to produce a smudge stick that is burned like incense before their sacred ceremonies. “We burn sage to purify an area”, Wallace Black Elk said, “so the spirits will come to share with us their wisdom”. |
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| Magnetic Copper Sage Cuff Woven the way Native Americans weave sage to produce a smudge stick that is burned like incense before their sacred ceremonies. “We burn sage to purify an area”, Wallace Black Elk said, “so the spirits will come to share with us their wisdom”.
$70.00
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Magnetic Two Worlds Cuff British subjects prefer to keep their ailments private but they also realize the importance of wearing copper in contact with their skin. Their compromise is to wear copper with silver on top, they call it fondly: "The best of two worlds". |
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| Magnetic Ayurveda Cuff Ayurveda is the oldest school of medicine. It started in India over 50 centuries ago and is observed today by nearly 1 billion people. Its practice includes wearing Copper and other metals in contact with the skin.
$50.00
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| Magnetic Hammered Cuff Inspired by the earliest known metal jewelry technique, when our ancestors shaped a found nugget by hammering it with a hard rock. Metal forming took us from the Stone Age to the present path of ever unveiling the deep mystery of the metals.
$30.00
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| Magnetic Caduceus Cuff The caduceus is the symbol of the healing arts. It traces down to the intertwined copper serpents Moses held over his tribe to protect them while crossing the desert. Lately it gained a yet deeper meaning as we discovered that this is the shape of the blueprints of life, the double coils of DNA.
$50.00
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| Magnetic Copper Ivy Cuff Inspired by the relationship of a weak vine and a powerful tree and how they embrace through the years. Handcrafted by twisting a red-hot bar of pure copper with a thinner, but cold and more rigid, brass wire. Ivy holds fast on what it grows and it has been a dear symbol through time symbolizing fidelity, friendship and commitment.
$50.00
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| Copper Dome Cuff Inspired by the tribal jewelry brought to the New World by African slaves. The same bracelets they passed along to their American children, becoming reminders of the family roots and a timeless tradition.
$25.00
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| Caduceus Cuff The caduceus is the symbol of the healing arts. It traces down to the intertwined copper serpents Moses held over his tribe to protect them while crossing the desert. Lately it gained a yet deeper meaning as we discovered that this is the shape of the blueprints of life, the double coils of DNA.
$40.00
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| Horseman Cuff Inspired by the leather work of the Western bridle, the horse head harness through which cowboys control their powerful animals.
$60.00
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| Woven Sage Cuff Woven the way Native Americans weave sage to produce a smudge stick that is burned like incense before their sacred ceremonies.
$40.00
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| Diamond Back Cuff Southwestern design featuring the colorful pattern of the desert snake. Hand-crafted in multi-metal layers, in an ancient technique believed to store the wearer's energy when it is abundant, and then release it back when needed.
$60.00
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| Baby's Breath Bracelet Baby's Breath Resin Set on Round Shell Pendant with Doubled Natural Suede Bracelet. Silver Plated Findings. Shown in Yellow.
$28.99
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| Floral Metal Bangle Bangle measures 1 1/2" wide and 2 3/4" in diameter. Features gold metal with multi colored enamel floral design
$19.99
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Lim Tagua Nut Bracelet Renewable and Eco-Friendly! This bracelet is made from the tagua nut which grows on the tagua palm tree in South America. Natural variations may occur in the color, grain and shape. Shown in Turquoise. |
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