Coral, Turquoise and Woolly Mammoth Ivory BraceletI love the combination of colors on this bracelet. Contrasting, but somehow easing to the eye. The history of these lovely beads are quite remarkable. Starting with the turquoise, this piece is from Tibet and was worn 100's of years ago for ceremony. The white beads are Hawaiian puka shells I found on Kauai. The tan colored bead is a genuine piece of woolly mammoth ivory from a melting glacier in Alaska. The coral was farmed in the Mediterranean, and

and combined with brandy citrine

These natural citrine

They have lever back ear wires

and mother of pearl

Truly stunning

The bracelet is made to be worn

The stones on the back are garnet

were made in Germany in the 1950's

They are wire wrapped on gold filled wire/chain

It's been carbon dated

and the love and hope that it was surrounded by

This large puka shell is suspended with a delicate wire wrap to create the perfect pendant for this fine gold filled cable chain