Where rainforest meets desert, extraordinary jewelry is born.

When you wear our jewelry, you carry with you the spirit of two of America’s most pristine wilderness areas. Each piece is not just an accessory, but a connection to the natural world– a reminder of the beauty that exists when we honor the places that inspire us.

Our Vision

Jewelry should capture the soul of the places that inspire it. From that basic concept we draw from the pristine wilderness of Southeast Alaska’s temperate rainforests and the rugged beauty of Southwest Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, creating pieces that embody the timeless Elegance found in nature’s most dramatic setting.

Our Craft

Every piece in our collection is individually handcrafted through the marriage of two extraordinary landscapes. From the selection of each gemstone to the final polish, we honor both the raw beauty of our materials and the cutting-edge techniques of jewelry making. Where rainforest meets desert, our collections tell the story of nature’s most breathtaking contrasts– each piece individually handcrafted in Alaska and Arizona.

The Collections

TREASURE OF THE WEEK

RAINFOREST COLLECTION

Our rainforest jewelry brings the untamed beauty of Southeast Alaska’s coastline to life with stunning aquamarine and hematite beaded necklaces adorned with Sterling silver pendants. Each marine-themed piece captures the essence of where forest meets ocean, with luminout aquamarine beads evoking pristine tidal waters and polished hematite reflecting the dark depths and rocky shores. These thoughtfully designed pieces celebrate the dynamic interplay between land and sea.

DESERT COLLECTION

Drawing from the vast landscapes and dramatic sunsets of Southwest Arizona, our desert pieces celebrate the marriage of sterling silver with the vibrant blues and earth tones of turquoise. The bold, architectural forms reflect the beauty of desert flora and the endless horizon of the American Southwest.

NATURAL DIAMONDS WITH REPORTS

LAB GROWN DIAMONDS WITH REPORTS

SPECIALTY DIAMONDS

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