$3,200.00
A soft green tourmaline glows like sunlit seawater tucked into a quiet inlet, framed by platinum barnacles and warm gold in this one-of-a-kind Ruthie B. Ring.
Tourmalines are beloved for their singular inclusions that evoke a variety of still-beauty, from lily ponds to watercolor paintings. The discovery of tourmaline occurred during the 1500s in Brazil, where it was mistaken for emerald. Tourmaline’s wide spectrum of colors earned its name from the Sinhalese word for “mixed gems”- green tourmalines are the most popular iteration and a studio favorite for their lush and organic refinement, but each variety seems to hold the most beautiful shades of every color.
$10.00
The candlemakers at Danica Design combine old-world techniques with a blend of beeswax, other premium waxes and dyes to create a rainbow of hues in today's palette. Unscented and solid color throughout,...
$165.00
The perfect pull-on style ankle pant that's timeless with a slim-fitting stretch. Flat mid-rise elastic waistband. Elevated in design with a small back slit detail at end of the pant...
$98.00
Celebrate traditional American craftsmanship with these hand-blown glass pitchers, made in the USA for over 100 years. The pitcher features a double spout, perfect for pouring beverages, or can also...