Jewelry

In the spirit of neon and shoulder pads, these earrings channel the carefree style of the 1980s. They sparkly and swing, without a care in the world.

Materials

Copper, sterling silver rings, stainless steel ear wires

Unlike most metals which must be refined from ores, copper occurs in nature ready to be used. It was the first metal humans learned to smelt, the first we learned to cast into shapes and the first we mixed with other metals to form alloys. We've come a long way in the last 10,000 years, but we still love the red-orange luster of a nice shiny piece of copper!

Just open the etched screw-top and store your tiny goods for winter in style.

Acorn is attached to a 30-inch matte gold chain and fastens with a lobster claw clasp.

Made in the USA by Larissa Loden 

Acorn Necklace. Cast in brass and plated in an antique gold finish, this half inch acorn charm hangs on 24" chain. All of brass with a genuine gold plate. 

Handcrafted in California by our friends Amano Studio. 

Made of brass & vintage seed beads. 

Gold fill ear hooks.

2.5" long.

Handmade in Portland, OR. 

Inspired by the Art Deco period, these Diamond III earrings are etched brass with 14K gold-fill ear wire.

Large measures 2 1/2 inches in length and 1 1/2 inches wide excluding ear hook.

Small measures 2 inches in length 1 inch in width excluding ear hook.

*Large size shown in photos

Made of brass & raw aventurine chunks. 

Gold fill ear hooks.

2" long.

Handmade in Portland, OR. 

Simple hoop with a brass open shape below. Earrings are approx. 1 3/4 inches long. Gold filled and nickel free ear wires.

Handmade in Minneapolis, MN by Larissa Loden. 

Designed and assembled in our Sonoma, CA studio.

Rubberized U component wrapped to a brass bar hangs from matte gold chain. Necklace 30 inches long with no clasp.

 Handmade in Minneapolis, MN by Larissa Loden. 

Designed and assembled in our Sonoma, CA studio.

Materials:

sterling silver 

This pair of blood-red garnets are nestled together, just off-center of the ring that surrounds them. We recommend a small medium sized chain - your choice of 18 or 20 inch sterling silver.

Crafted with traditional metal working techniques in West Oakland from ethically sourced materials

Materials:

A super-modernist take on the hoop earring, featuring hand-shaped rectangular wire with a gold ball. 

• Gold-plated brass wire and balls
• 1.5" length
• Handmade in California

An individual, hand shaped, cut, and hammered, brass star, dangles from two, symmetric and mirrored, hand shaped, cut, and hammered, half orbs in brass. A more matte finish on these. Part of the Celestial Collection.

• Materials: Brass

Made in the East Bay, CA by Brook Fullwiler. 

Approx. 1" x 2"

Handmade Brass Chandelier Sunburst Earrings.

14K gold fill ear hook.

This beautiful rainbow necklace is made of hand fabricated brass arches. It is trendy, geometric, and modern and such a familiar and lovable shape. The brass was hand cut, filed, and hammered. The length of the chain is 18.5” with the height of the rainbow measuring 1”, making it 19.5” in total length. Enjoy your next Rainbow Statement Necklace!

• Materials: brass, gold plated chain

Made in the East Bay, CA by Brook Fullwiler. 

Approx. 18.5" chain

A cuff to playfully accentuate any outfit. Hammered "bubbles" add texture to this classic solid silver bracelet. 

Crafted with traditional metal working techniques in West Oakland from ethically sourced materials

Materials

Sterling Silver

Silver, oh silver. This lustrous white metal is amazing - more reflective than gold, more conductive than copper and just plain gorgeous. When used for jewelry, silver is mixed with copper or zinc to provide more durability and reduce tarnishing. Fine silver is 99.9% silver while sterling silver is 92.5%. Other alloys are used for specific processes, such as reticulation (80% silver). All silver will tarnish over time, but can be easily cleaned and polished.

These stud earrings feature twin translucent Montana agates hanging from bunches of silver bubbles.

Crafted with traditional metal working techniques in West Oakland from ethically sourced materials

Materials:

Montana agate, sterling silver

Over the course of millennia, when water carrying silica minerals drips through cracks or holes in igneous rocks, it has a chance to build up and form agate. This type of microcrystalline quartz can form striking bands and patterns with a variety of colors, depending on the other minerals that find their way in. Agate is relatively common as stones go, but they are also one of the most interesting and colorful - no two are exactly alike!
Montana agates do, in fact, come from the state of Montana, around the Yellowstone River and its tributaries. They are characterized as having a very clear stone with red, brown, yellow or black inclusions that are appear mossy or plant-like.

Silver, oh silver. This lustrous white metal is amazing - more reflective than gold, more conductive than copper and just plain gorgeous. When used for jewelry, silver is mixed with copper or zinc to provide more durability and reduce tarnishing. Fine silver is 99.9% silver while sterling silver is 92.5%. Other alloys are used for specific processes, such as reticulation (80% silver). All silver will tarnish over time, but can be easily cleaned and polished.