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This vintage-inspired art nouveau band pairs delicate scrollwork with a solitaire design to create the simple elegance of this engagement ring. A 6-prong vintage crown set down into the band means this lovely ring won't get caught on tights, delicate sweaters, damaged at the rock gym or in any of your other fabulous daily activities!
A 6mm round goshenite is set in a four-prong setting on a twisted woodgrain mokume gane band.
From our Gold for Good collection, this stunning solitaire is carved from wax and cast from Fairmined gold. A US-mined and cut Arizona peridot (Fairtrade level 2) adorns the ethically-sourced gold band in a durable high-set bezel setting - making this ring perfect for stacking and tough enough for daily wear. To learn more about Fairmined gold, click here!
Anthill Garnets earn their name from the way they’re found: brought to the surface by ants as they carve out their underground homes. Over time, rain washes these tiny, brilliant gems down the sides of the hills, where they collect like scattered drops of red light against the desert floor.
These rare garnets are found only on Navajo lands in the Four Corners region, and their collection is rooted deeply in cultural tradition. Access is limited exclusively to Navajo community members born in the region, making these stones as meaningful as they are rare.
Our sourcing partner, Jaymus of Columbia Gem House’s local network, doesn’t mine these garnets. Instead, he gathers them in the traditional way. By carefully raking the desert and honoring practices passed down through his family. Before he begins, he recites the Holy Prayers taught to him by his grandfather: a greeting prayer, then an introductory prayer. He collects each garnet on his knees, just as his ancestors did, and closes his work with a Thank You prayer.
Today, Jaymus is the last person who still gathers Anthill Garnets in this ancestral manner. Each gem carries not only the natural beauty of the desert, but also the living history and reverence of the people who steward this land.
Garnet was named for its resemblance to a pomegranate seed and has been associated with healing properties for centuries. It has been thought to have calming properties that suppress anger and guide one towards their true path in life.
Add a touch of dapperness to your look with this one-of-a-kind tie bar. This tie bar adds a subtle dapper element to any tie. The intricately carved design is done entirely by hand. This tie bar is made in silver with 22k yellow gold plating over the carved areas. A round 2mm firey Arizona garnet adorns the center of the tie bar to add an extra luxurious touch. This tie bar measures 54mm long and 5.5mm wide.
Collection
This tie bar was meticulously made and is part of our "Dapper Line" collection. This genderless collection is a celebration of all things dapper and debonair. Dapper is for folks of all genders who express themselves through a sophisticated style with comfort and confidence. This collection is for folks who exemplify positive masculinity in any and all forms and want to accessorize their look!
Add a touch of dapper to your shirtsleeves with these one-of-a-kind cufflinks. These carved 13.5mm wide cufflinks add a subtle luxurious element to your outfit. The carved compass design is accented by a 2mm round Arizona garnet in the center. These cufflinks are made of either solid gold or silver on a backplate of solid silver with silver bullet backs (pictured with whale tail backs).
Collection
These cufflinks were meticulously made and are part of our "Dapper Line" collection. This genderless collection is a celebration of all things dapper and debonair. Dapper is for folks of all genders who express themselves through a sophisticated style with comfort and confidence. This collection is for folks who exemplify positive masculinity in any and all forms and want to accessorize their look!
A vivid blue Namibian aquamarine is showcased in this minimal, elegant pendant. The modern design highlights the beauty of this ethically sourced gemstone, allowing its unique natural characteristics to tell the story of its origin.
We purchased this gem from a family-run shop, Desert Gems, in Swakopmund, Namibia, while there. Material mined in Usakos/Karibib area in the Erongo Region, and hand-cut in the shop.
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