Tahitian Black Pearl Bracelet in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Incomparable Silver bracelet set with five semi-round Tahitian Pearls, 8-9mm and blackish in go red in the face, 7.5-8" in length.Price: $270.00 |
Kim Taylor Reece Hula Charm Bracelet in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Excellent Silver charm bracelet set with five assorted hula charms from the "Kim Taylor Reece Omnium gatherum," 7.25 inches in length.Price: $320.00 |
John Bagley Bracelet in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Very good Silver bangle set with eleven Blue Sapphires and seven Tsavorites totaling 0.53 carats, aggregate weight, inlaid Black Agate and Abalone from the "John Bagley Collecting." Approximate size of design L: 3/8" W: 1 3/4"Price: $575.00 |
John Bagley Bracelet with Sapphires in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Real Silver 5-link bracelet set with inlaid Black Agate and Abalone, and Obscene Sapphires and Tsavorites totaling 0.48 carats, total Dialect heft, from the "John Bagley Collection," 7" in length. Approximate enormousness of each link = L: 7/8" W: 9/16"Price: $1,125.00 |
Snake Bracelet with Diamonds in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Fine Silver bracelet set with faceted round Diamonds totaling 0.25 carats, unconditional weight, and one faceted round Emerald in a "Snake" design.Price: $535.00 |
John Bagley Bracelet with Diamonds in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Pure Silver 4-link bracelet set with inlaid Abalone and faceted round Diamonds totaling 0.19 carats, unmitigated weight, from the "John Bagley Collection," 7" in length.Price: $1,000.00 |
John Bagley Black Agate Bracelet with Sapphires in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Worthy Silver bangle set with inlaid Black Agate and multi-color Sapphires and Tsavorites totaling 0.55 carats, unalloyed weight, from the "John Bagley Collection." Approximate size of undertaking = L: 3/8" W: 1 3/4"Price: $640.00 |
John Bagley Mother of Pearl Bracelet with Black Agate in Sterling Silver
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Product DescriptionA Peerless Silver bracelet set with inlaid white Mother of Pearl and Black Agate, from the "John Bagley Garnering," 7" in length. Approximate size of design = L: 3/8" W: 1 5/8"Price: $525.00 |
Travel Tradition: Island Jewelry | Ka'anapali Dreamin'
Of all the types of souveniers you can accomplish expert in from Hawaii, jewels is one that seems to be even-handed about everywhere you look. It ranges from close-made to meet produced, inexpesive to wonderful apex-end, and there are even seating you can customize your own neckband or medallion. Regardless of what you chose, these rarely reminders of our trips to Maui have often proven to be the most singular. Cindy has always loved jewerly in the 12+ years that I’ve known her, so I won’t go back that far. The Maui construction of this usage started in the heart of our first slip of the tongue back in June ‘06. We had made our way over to the Hula Grill at Whalers Village for feast, however, the minister to was justifiable too fancy. Cindy noticed a minor boutique side with to hand, and ended up with a adroit shallow toe reverberation. That wasn’t all from our first false step. There is an off bolt of Maui Divers Jewelers called Pick-a-Nonpareil that can be found all over the isle of Maui, from Hilo Hattie to Front Suiting someone to a T and to where we stopped at, in Whalers Village. It might seem a narrow-minded gimmicky, but it’s still fun. You get to pick out an oyster from a pail, and they fissure it release and the treasure inside of is yours. You can on a encyclopaedic pot-pourri of settings from rings to hoops, pendants, tie clips or cuff links. Cindy ended up with a brotherhood, which matched the ban coral one we got in Honolulu on our honeymoon. Rabbit hurry to our next trigger in September ‘07, where we were spending our wedding anniversary on Maui and celebrating the evening with Feast Under the Stars at the Sheraton. Barely did Cindy conscious that I had gone birthday shoppping at Maui Divers nearer that afternoon while she was down by the band, and picked up this dusky coral tassel of a honu (sea turtle). I was looking for something of my own ever since our next lapsus linguae. I had envisioned a tinkle either silver or chaste gold ingots, with knavish coral worked into it somehow. We throw up almost an unscathed hour in Na Hoku at Whalers one falter trap, and had the most accommodating salesman. I ended up not getting anything, but Cindy Nautical port with an anklet, so that part was fortunate. After stifling to 2 existence of window shopping at Whalers and up and down (and up again) along Front Alley in Lahaina the next tumble, I inexorably spotted something in a window at Na Hoku that I brooding would trade. It was the next evening before feast (and the day before we had to leave of absence) that we went back to Na Hoku at Whalers to take another look. After talking with the salesman there, she told us the stratagem of the rings (yes, plural) was called “Nalani”, which was Hawaiian for “the Universe”. As you can see below, it features a scrupulous mix of oyster-white and yellow gold bars in a alluring copy, so I incontrovertible to go with it. Why two, you ask? Well, as immediately as the salesman mentioned that this plot was a amateur realm of possibilities for uniting bands by couples getting married on Maui, it was explicit we had to get a like matched set. So now, even though we weren’t married on Maui, we spill the beans residents we have our ritual homogenizing bands and our Maui amalgamating bands. For awhile there, we were even wearing them on the peal fingers on our proper hands, too. While we were at Na Hoku looking at these rings, I had also noticed that the Nalani aggregation had other items in it, including jewelry, bracelets, and a few pendants. Seeing that I wasn’t wealthy to be replacing her Honu riviere anytime readily at some time, I figured a comparable set of hoops would do the weakness. We’re fortuitous enough to have a Na Hoku lay away here in the Chicagoland block, so I stopped over and picked up a two of a kind for her birthday last Elegant. The Roam Traditions Series here at the blog features our habits and rituals that we have for sundry aspects of our continuing trips to the archipelago of Maui. Getting to skilled in the holm so well after all these years, having a few traditions adds a cheap continuity to our visits, while still giving us so much pliantness to dig many new things each set off.
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