Trying to keep up with the demand of these hot bracelets inspired by (name has been removed!). I offer my bracelets on Etsy.
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| I like to make them with puka shells. |
I like to make them with
puka shells that I have found on the beaches here on Maui.
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| Multiple wrap |
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| Triple wrap |
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| Wedding Wrap |
I have a special limited edition "wedding wrap" with pearly white leather.
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| Fire Agate |
Fire Agate is a semi-precious natural gemstone found only in certain areas of northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Approximately 24-36 million years ago these areas were subjected to massive volcanic activity during the Tertiary Period. The fire agates were formed during this period of vulcanism when hot water, saturated with silica and iron oxide, repeatedly filled cracks and bubbles in the surrounding rock. Read more...
In 1974, at the foot of the Bahoruco Range, the coastal province of Barahona, Miguel Méndez and Peace Corps volunteer Norman Rilling rediscover Larimar on a beach. Natives, who believed the stone came from the sea, called the gem Blue Stone. Miguel took his young daughter's name Larissa and the Spanish word for sea (mar) and formed Larimar, by the colors of the water of the Caribbean Sea, where it was found. Read more about Larimar...
