Necklaces

God is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere’ (Hermes Trismegistus“There’s a sunrise and a sunset every single day, and they’re absolutely free. …
Inspired by the beauty of the sun, this enameled copper piece hangs on leather cord and is a great statement or layering piece. Pair it with these enamel circle earrings for a great look all year long.
The blue and yellow and yellow and turquoise both scream ocean side and the pink and yellow scream LOVE!
Available combos blue/yellow pink/ yellow and green/yellow pick your favorite!!!

MAGIC MUSHROOM Necklace
Caste bronze and green glass beaded chain 16 or 18 inches.
Spiritually, if you see a mushroom in real life it could be a symbol of any of these popular meanings including good luck, longevity, energy, safety, prosperity, rebirth, good or bad transformation, and enlightenment.

Kingman Purple Turquoise Necklace
Purple turquoise set in silver and brass on glass linked beaded chain. 16 inches or request special length.
Each piece is one of kind and there will be slight variations in size and shape. Each piece is handmade and may not ship in time for Christmas, please keep that in mind.
There is only one source for this particular type of Turquoise. That source is from the Kingman mine in Arizona.
Purple Turquoise starts out as stabilized Blue Kingman Turquoise. There is not a vein of purple Turquoise that was discovered at the mine! It is dyed purple and then goes through a Bronze fusion process that creates a shiny bronze color to the matrix. It is then formed, polished and set in necklaces, bracelets, rings, etc.
The Kingman mine is the only mine authorized to process their Turquoise in this manner.

Turquoise has long been thought of as a holy stone a bringer of good fortune or a talisman and has been called a “gemstone of the peoples.” The name turquoise is derived from an Old French word meaning “Turkish stone” because the stone was introduced to Europe by Venitian traders who purchase turquoise at Turkish bazaars. These stones likely came from the Sinai Peninsula in Iran an area that has been mining turquoise since 5000 BCE. The Persians called turquoise “firouze” which means victorious. Turquoise is the national gemstone of Iran.
Absolutely stunning and intriguing Mojave turquoise is crafted through a process that uses a hydraulic press to assemble turquoise nuggets by introducing a bronze metal matrix throughout the brick of base turquoise. Once the turquoise is pressed or assembled it is stabilized to harden the stone. This is the only product in today’s market that features real Arizona turquoise and real metal matrix. This unique process was created by the Arizona Kingman Mine.