Materials: Sterling Clasp, Pearl, Czech Glass, Miyuki Beads, Iolite, Sodalite, Lapis, Faceted Pearls, Copper, Japanese Glass

Chain style: Bead

Made to Order

**This following information is on the three page card that comes with the bracelet or necklace, as well as an artist bio:))**

Deep Sea Blues:

In Southeast Alaska we are surrounded by water of all kinds- lakes, fjords, streams, springs, glaciers, open sea and rain! With the changing seasons, weather and daylight the colors vary from clear blue, teal or green to deep navy, gray and sometimes black.

One summer a friendly white-sided porpoise left the pod it was traveling with and stayed in Letnikof Cove, by Haines, Alaska. It seemed to like people and would roll on his back and swim by so people could pet his tummy. He didn’t leave and should have been migrating with other porpoises, so the Fish and Game warden took him back out to sea and off he went. It was a really special summer that year.

Beads I use include:

Sodalite- eliminates confusion

Iolite- releases discord

Turquoise- mental relaxation

Azurite malachite*- aids clarity

Malachite*- aids sleep

Amazonite- enhances creative expression

Freshwater pearls- patience and purity

Copper*-stimulates optimism

Sterling Silver*- eases stress

Czech and Japanese glass

Sterling silver clasp.

*stones that can be found in Alaska and Yukon.

**The multi strand arrangement in the photos is just to show the depth of the color palettes.**

This bracelet is the standard average length of 7.5" long. If you require a longer or shorter bracelet, please convo me with your wishes and I am happy to do that for you!

If you want a two strand version, I made a wrap style length as well. That is available in the variation option in this listing.

If you want the necklace, it is a single strand 18". I'm happy to make it your favorite length and will calculate your price by the inch based on the base price. Don't hesitate to ask:)!

Please review my shipping policies, it seems 7-10 days is the average for receiving your package, once I get it in the mail.