LA Gift Show/ Pueblo Gem Show, Tucson

Well it's our yearly chance to share our jewelry with old and new friends. It's not easy going from sitting at a bench everyday to spending 10 hours a day talking. What saves us is the chance to share the excitement we have for our new work with so many people. And we do enjoy the feedback.
So please come visit booth #533, Kentia Hall, LA gift show, LA Convention center 21-24 January.

Also, Pueblo Gem Show, booth #60, Courtyard Pavilion, Tucson. 29 January to 10 February.

Latest and Greatest

We have made our website easier to check and see our latest work, but here's a peak anyway...

Bone Rate- I'm dreaming of an underwater world in this one.  This adjustable one-of-a-kind sterling ring consists of bone, amber, and coral-textured polymer clay.

First Light Earrings- On the boat or on land, one of our favorite things to do is watch the colors of the night sky fade into the morning light.  Polymer clay on sterling.

Caught in the Current- Let this ring serve as a beautiful reminder to go with the flow.  Sterling, golden turquoise, and polymer on adjustable band.

One-of-a-kind Rings

We have been making more one-of-a-kinds pieces lately to allow our creative juices to flow freely. These amazing rings are still available. If you like one, you had better get in touch with us and let us know its sold. Contact our sales rep Dawn Stone by email stonepahoa@aol.com or phone (808)965-0538.

This adjustable sterling silver band has been textured to accentuate the design of the ring.  Amber set in sterling on textured polymer clay.  e-bu Robbin started to add polymer clay for a hint of color that we can't get from the natural materials we typically use. She press objects like pieces of coral, tree bark, or anythig else to get natural looking elements that compliment the other materials

Here we set an operculum, part of a shell that e-bu Robbin enjoys collecting on the beaches we visit. The operculum is then placed on textured polymer clay and horn, set on an adjustable sterling silver ring.

Pictured here is polymer set in silver placed on polymer and cocnut shell.  The sterling silver ring is adjustable.

I love this ring.  The square shape is really easy to wear.  We first set a piece of fossilized Mammoth Ivory in sterling silver then placed it on two layers of textured polymer clay.  The sterling ring base is adjustable, something needed for one-of-a-kind-rings.

This layered ring is all about texture.  The smooth amber is set in sterling and mounted on polymer clay textured with coral, then set in a textured sterling silver ring.  Adjustable, of course.

Amazing Rings

Rings are a fabulous adornment that we love to make.  As in all of our jewelry, we consciously select materials to combine with silver that leave a small mark on th environment.  One of our faorite materials is amber.  We use chips leftove from the big amber jewelers that they consider waste.  We also use shell, bamboo, ebony and horn all in a manner that recyles or reclaims the material.  The combination of these natural materials with traditional silversmithing is stunning.  The functionl jewelry is wearable art.  Created by us, for you.