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Every Child Matters Bracelet with Orange Crackle Glass & Copper Feather – Donation to IRSSS
UPDATE:Â Nov 30, 2025 – to date I have donated $2860 to the IRSSS – Thank you so much for your donations!
My husband and his 2 older siblings as well as one of his younger siblings are all Residential School survivors, their 5 younger siblings all attended Indian Day Schools.
I have created this little bracelet as a fundraiser for the Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS) as a memorial to the 215 babies found in BC as well as those found in other Residential School locations.
It is made of orange crackle glass and antique copper beads, the focal is a lovely antique copper dragonfly with a tiny antique copper feather charm to memorialize the loved ones lost.
You can stack them up and have one for each of your babies. You can order them in any size as I hand make each and every one myself.
$10 from each bracelet will be donated to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society which is a registered non-profit based in British Columbia. You can also donate yourself directly here: https://www.irsss.ca/Â
If you want your jewelry to be more meaningful and have an impact on the world around you, you can find more of my FUNDRAISER PIECES here: https://etsy.me/43Mve4Z
Thank you for visiting my shop and Many Blessings!
$45.00 -
Handcrafted Native Beaded Owl Earrings: Lightweight Seed Bead Jewelry for Everyday Wear
These stunning Owl themed medallion earrings are hand beaded with 11/0 glass seed beads in colours of pearly white, matte jet black and 24k gold. (the beautiful model is my daughter Kimberly)
They are 1.5 inches across – just large enough to make a statement but not too large. They are also very lightweight. I have backed them with ultrasuede.
You can choose to have them on earwires (standard), lever backs, studs or clip ons – whichever you prefer.
The owl has many meanings in folklore and has been associated with magic and pagans and is a symbol of wisdom all over the world.
$65.00 -
Handcrafted Turquoise, Coral & Abalone Pendant Necklace – Indigenous Design
This stunning Turquoise and Coral Tribal style pendant is perfect for EVERYONE! Completely unisex, it looks great on every single human being alive in our beautiful world.
I am Canadian Metis, and this is authentic Indigenous jewelry, made by me here in Alberta, Canada. This is my own design, and I have created only one of this necklace.
I have used turquoise dyed howlite stone heishi beads, genuine red coral beads, lovely natural Paua or Abalone shell and 100% pure copper to create this one-of-a-kind piece. Â
The howlite heishi beads have all the subtle differences in shade to give a rustic, tribal, southwestern feel to the piece, while the genuine red coral beads add a pop of colour and a jolt of energy. The paua shell, or abalone focal has all of the colours of an oil slick on water. It looks like a dissolved rainbow after the rain. The clasp is solid copper and in a simple s-clasp, so you can take it on or off easily whether you are right or left handed.
The beaded portion of the necklace is 20 inches long and the focal is 1.75 inches long by 1.5 inches wide. Just big enough to get attention without shouting.
$135.00 -
Metis Sash Canadian Indigenous Seed Beaded Fringe Earrings – Hook, Stud & Clip-on Available
These seed beaded fringe earrings are authentic to the Metis spirit here in Alberta, Canada. I have used the red background, which is indicative of the Western Metis with the Infinity symbol in white. The “weave” pattern is my own.
These are made of size 11/0 glass seed beads and can be added to either hooks, studs or clip-on earrings as you wish. I have shown them on stainless steel leverback hooks for the photos. They are very lightweight and dangle 4.5 inches as per the photo. The 13 fringes dance freely against your neck with the wind and your own jigging steps adding to the fun.
Put on your prettiest ribbon skirt and join in the celebrations. Merci for looking at these earrings and my shop.
$65.00 -
MMIWG Beaded Earrings ~ Handmade Red Dress Fringe in First Nations, Metis and Inuit Style
Handcrafted by a Metis Kookum right here in Alberta, Canada, these beaded fringe earrings are perfect to show your Indigenous pride and activism or, if you are non-Indigenous, to show your ally-ship for our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2-spirit People. I make these in 3 different designs for First Nations, Metis and Inuit – the 3 recognized Indigenous peoples of Canada. No More Stolen Sisters!
Each pair is made of 11/0 glass seed beads and can be added to hook, leverback, stud or even Pierced-look clip on earrings.
The Red Hand Earrings are 4 inches long and have the pattern of a red handprint on a black skirt background. I have used 14k gold beads in the fringes.
The Metis Sash Red Dress earrings are 2.5 inches long for those who prefer shorter earrings. They represent a red dress with a traditional Metis Sash worn over the shoulder.
The Inuit Red Dress earrings are 2.5 inches as well with the pattern of a traditional Inukshuk in black worked into the skirt.
These are all my own, original designs. We are all sisters in spirit, and I encourage anyone who wants to wear these to purchase them and do so in the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation. This Mothers Day, Birthday or Christmas, why not give a meaningful gift of symbolic jewelry for awareness and solidarity.
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Native Beaded Sunflower Fringe Earrings: Handcrafted Indigenous Statement Jewelry Mental Health Support
These beautiful earrings are genuine Indigenous handmade by ME – a Metis Kookum here in beautiful Alberta, Canada! These are 4.5 Inches long from the bottom of the earwire and 1 Inch wide. The teardrop frames are made of gold plated brass, and the earwires are 14k goldplated stainless steel so they are hypoallergenic. They consist of 11 fringes on each earring and this is my own pattern. They are mismatched earrings in that each earring is a mirror of the other forming 2 halves of a sunflower. They are available in earwire, stud or clip on styles.
Sunflowers symbolize Happiness, Admiration, Optimism, Loyalty, Devotion, Strength and Resilience and are often used to symbolize mental health. The Sunflower is also the 3rd Anniversary floral gift.
$55.00
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