Carved bone with batik finish. This is the symbol for the "highest power". Some say it stands for God and others Mother Nature. I think it's both.

Carved bone with batik finish. This design is about love and compatibility. Can you see it? It's lovely!

Carved bone with batik finish. This design is also about the Celtic knot which represents endlessness and forever more. I like that!

This large magnificent Water Buffalo horn pendant is a real statement piece! Rest it up on the throat and it's brilliant. Or wear it low on beads and it's a swinging graphic statement. Either way, you'll get lots of attention!

Too cute! Made from a 1940s mold in acrylic. Red tongue, red collar, and golden eyes. Adorable!

Made from an old 1940s mold. This white terrier is a cutie

So, so, so cool! This fox face is carved in labradorite and has a very interesting bezel (a double bezel!). This is the most popular charm of the year! Are you a fox? I bet!

Carved from obsidian, I fell in love with this image the second I saw it. The mama elephant is protecting her baby with her trunk. It really is the sweetest carving I have seen in years.

The carp represents good fortune and I think this is the absolute perfect charm to wear in 2025.

Silver hand of Fatima with a mother-of-pearl evil eye. You'll be so protected wearing this piece

Very cool evil eye to be worn for protection. I like mixing this with other good luck charms on silver chains.

Worn for protection. I always need that, don't you? Darling on a neck chain or bracelet.

What an adorable little owl carved from water buffalo horn. He's very wise, you know? Yes.

Hand carved from bone and hand painted—little leaping frog. Remember Mark Twain's short story "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County"? This is the frog who won!