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#247 - Design inspired by the characteristic leather work of the Western bridle, the horse head harness through which cowboys (and cowgirls) guide and control their powerful animals. M - L - X |
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Horseman
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#60 - Gold, Silver, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Nickel and Cadmium in the proportions they appear in our Earth's crust. Long used by alchemist for grounding, it doubles as our planet's fingerprints. A prized souvenir around our galaxy. M - L |
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Seven Metals
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| #77 - While in Nantucket Island I ran into an old sailor. He told me of the time when his island was a rich country run by women, and he showed me how to tie the safest knot- the one that secured the anchor. M - L |
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Anchors Away
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| #52 - 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, and then release it when needed. M - L |
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Diamond Back
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#243 - Represents the exciting times we collectively share as we realize our interdependence, moving into the new millenium. M - L |
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Paradigm Shift
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| #296 - Like the intertwining of jungle vines that learn by natural selection to support each other, because on their own they are too weak to reach the life-giving sun.. M - L |
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Jungle Vines
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#677 - It was quite popular to wear copper bracelets among tall-ship sailors: "To prevent the aches and dizziness of the sea". This intricate design is inspired by the safest of all marine knots, the one securing the anchor. M - L |
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Copper Anchor
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#652 - Complex design featuring a Native American pattern and full skin contact with pure copper. Hand-crafted in an ancient layering technique, believed to store with use the wearer's energy, and then release it as needed. M - L |
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Copper Diamond
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#410 - A most spiritual symbol for native Americans. For a medicine man, a soaring eagle's feather represented the connection between Nature and the Great Spirit, the invisible totality that always was and always will be. M - L |
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Shaman's Feather
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#78z - Woven the way Native Americans weave sage to produce a smudge stick that is burned as incense before ceremonies. This attracts the spirits of wise ancestors, who can forecast the future, seven X - L - M - S |
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Magnetic Sage Bundle
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#678 - Inspired by the way Lakota people braid bundles of sage. "We burn sage to purify an area", Wallace Black Elk told me once, "so the spirits of our ancestors feel welcome to come and share their wisdom with us". S - M |
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Copper Sage
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| #650 - Classic design combining the elegance of a Sterling silver cuff and the benefits of wearing pure copper in contact with the skin. Both metals carefully annealed to adjust and provide a perfect fit. M - L |
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Sterling in Copper
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#694z - Solid chain-like design handcrafted from 99.99% pure copper wire. As it is braided, each bracelet is repeatedly heat-treated to realign the crystal structure of the copper, thus maintaining its natural malleability. M - L - X |
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Magnetic Copper Chain
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#83 - This design was prompted by my emotions after returning from a gathering of old friends. Each strand appears and retreats to the background to later appear again, just as meaningful relationships do. M - L |
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Life's Tapestry
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