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First Nations Jewellery
Made by Canadian First Nations Artists
The jewellery in this collection are created across Canada by First Nations artists using traditional art and techniques resulting in jewellery that celebrates the culture of Canada's First Peoples.
Hummingbird Teardrop Earrings
$79.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings designed by Bill Helin are made of a special silver and pewter alloy. This piece has been 100% designed and made in Canada. The hummingbird earrings are 1.5" x 1" each with sterling silver hooks.
Bill Helin was raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. Largely self-taught, Helin has spent most of his career carving traditional Tsimshian wood carvings, jewellery designs, painting, and crafting drums. He is devoted to representing the myths and history of the Tsimshian nation through his art.
Hummingbird Teardrop Pendant
$74.95
Made in Canada
This elegant pendant by designed Bill Helin is made of a special silver and pewter alloy and is presented on a sterling silver chain. This piece has been 100% designed and made in Canada. This beautiful hummingbird pendant is 1.75" x 1" and comes on a 18" long chain.
Bill Helin was raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. Largely self-taught, Helin has spent most of his career carving traditional Tsimshian wood carvings, jewellery designs, painting, and crafting drums. He is devoted to representing the myths and history of the Tsimshian nation through his art.
Orca Pendant
$74.95
Made in Canada
This elegant pendant by designed Bill Helin is made of a special silver and pewter alloy and is presented on a sterling silver chain. This piece has been 100% designed and made in Canada. This beautiful orca pendant is 1.25" x 0.75" and comes on an 18" long chain.
Bill Helin was raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. Largely self-taught, Helin has spent most of his career carving traditional Tsimshian wood carvings, jewellery designs, painting, and crafting drums. He is devoted to representing the myths and history of the Tsimshian nation through his art.
Orca Earrings
$79.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings designed by Bill Helin are made of a special silver and pewter alloy. This piece has been 100% designed and made in Canada. The orca earrings are 1.25" x 0.75" each with sterling silver hooks.
Bill Helin was raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. Largely self-taught, Helin has spent most of his career carving traditional Tsimshian wood carvings, jewellery designs, painting, and crafting drums. He is devoted to representing the myths and history of the Tsimshian nation through his art.
Silk Oval Earrings - Blue
$39.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings combine the beauty of satin silk with First Nation designs by Kwakwaka'wakw/Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt. Each piece is unique. These beautiful earrings are 1" x 0.75" and come with sterling silver hooks.
Corrine Hunt was born in Alert Bay, BC in 1959. Her uncle, engraver Norman Brotchie, is responsible for introducing her to Kwakwaka'wakw art and the art of jewellery making. In addition to precious metals, Hunt also excels at sculpting stainless steel and reclaimed wood. Operating under the concept of "living culture", Hunt creates fine art objects that are both beautiful and functional. She is lauded for designing the logo for the World Peace Forum held in Vancouver in 2006, and for co-designing the medals for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games.
Silk Drop Earrings - Blue
$39.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings combine the beauty of satin silk with First Nation designs by Kwakwaka'wakw/Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt. Each piece is unique. These beautiful earrings are 2" x 0.75" and come with sterling silver hooks.
Corrine Hunt was born in Alert Bay, BC in 1959. Her uncle, engraver Norman Brotchie, is responsible for introducing her to Kwakwaka'wakw art and the art of jewellery making. In addition to precious metals, Hunt also excels at sculpting stainless steel and reclaimed wood. Operating under the concept of "living culture", Hunt creates fine art objects that are both beautiful and functional. She is lauded for designing the logo for the World Peace Forum held in Vancouver in 2006, and for co-designing the medals for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games.
Silk Oval Earrings - Turquoise
$39.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings combine the beauty of satin silk with First Nation designs by Kwakwaka'wakw/Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt. Each piece is unique. These beautiful earrings are 1" x 0.75" and come with sterling silver hooks.
Corrine Hunt was born in Alert Bay, BC in 1959. Her uncle, engraver Norman Brotchie, is responsible for introducing her to Kwakwaka'wakw art and the art of jewellery making. In addition to precious metals, Hunt also excels at sculpting stainless steel and reclaimed wood. Operating under the concept of "living culture", Hunt creates fine art objects that are both beautiful and functional. She is lauded for designing the logo for the World Peace Forum held in Vancouver in 2006, and for co-designing the medals for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games.
Silk Drop Earrings - Turquoise
$39.95
Made in Canada
These elegant earrings combine the beauty of satin silk with First Nation designs by Kwakwaka'wakw/Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt. Each piece is unique. These beautiful earrings are 2" x 0.75" and come with sterling silver hooks.
Corrine Hunt was born in Alert Bay, BC in 1959. Her uncle, engraver Norman Brotchie, is responsible for introducing her to Kwakwaka'wakw art and the art of jewellery making. In addition to precious metals, Hunt also excels at sculpting stainless steel and reclaimed wood. Operating under the concept of "living culture", Hunt creates fine art objects that are both beautiful and functional. She is lauded for designing the logo for the World Peace Forum held in Vancouver in 2006, and for co-designing the medals for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Maple Leaf Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of a maple leaf on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Raven Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of a First Nations Raven on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Moose Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of a moose on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Sun Mask Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of a Sun Mask on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Orca Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of a First Nations Orca on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
Lava Bead Bracelet with Inukshuk Charm
$17.99
Made in Canada
This bold bracelet features black lava beads and a silver pewter charm of an Inukshuk on an elasticized band, creating a perfect fit.
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Turquoise
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Green
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Yellow
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Pink
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Red
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Orange
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - White
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
First Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Blue
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
Nations Porcupine Quill Earrings - Purple
$49.99
Made in the Northwest Territories
In the heart of the Deh Cho Region in Canada’s Northwest Territories live the Deh Gah Gotie Dene (people who live by the river). The Dene people are known as the keepers of the land, supporting conservation and respect for the wildlife and land. Long ago, the Deh Gah Gotie Dene lived nomadically, moving seasonally to follow game. They abided by the Dene Laws to conserve and take only what is needed from the land, using every part of the animals that they hunted.
The porcupine quills used to make these earrings are collected locally from porcupines killed for food. A healthy adult porcupine has approximately 30,000 off-white quills. The quills are carefully pulled out by hand as pliers can easily crack the quills. After the quills are pulled, they are washed in hot soapy water. It takes at least five changes of water to remove the natural grease. Once cleaned, the rinsed quills are spread out on towels to dry. The quills are sorted by size; the large ones being used for jewellery. Each pair of porcupine quill earrings is individually hand-crafted by members of the Deh Gah Gotie Dene First Nations and is completely unique.
Every earring design is unique and may not be exactly as shown.
Approximate measurements 4" x 1 1/4"
