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Sale!This Santo Domingo Inaid Bracelet is so unusual. The slice of the Conch shell with the organic-shaped turquoise is very effective, not to mention the great silver work. During the 1950s, records and resin were commonly used due to the region's economy.
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Sale!This Santo Domingo Necklace was made during the Depression era. Other than the crushed turquoise, the rest of the necklace, including the red and white, was made entirely from old records. I presume this imagery is the Peyote Flower?
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Sale!This Santo Domingo Turquoise Encrusted Pin began as a concho on a belt. Later, a collector added the beautifully crafted silver surrounds to protect the delicate turquoise with the traditional pine pitch adhesive. I love that she has left the leather to reference its past use.
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Sale!These Spiny Oyster Shell Earrings by Valries Calabaza are a breath of summer and will brighten any outfit.
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Sale!This wonderful Santo Domingo Thunderbird Pendant Pin was created during WW11, when artisans had no access to silver, they used records to create their art.
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Sale!A then 14-year-old girl beautifully crafted this Valarie Calabaza Shell Necklace. Personally, I would wear this shell necklace with a white dress or shirt! You will look AMAZING!!~
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