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Abalone Allure Jewelry

Handcrafted rare abalone jewelry

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Here's where we tell you news of our creations, guest artist appearances and anything that we think you might be interested in.  Plus pictures of new designs.

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June 25, 2015

Latest Adjustable Charm Necklace

June 25, 2015/ Jacqueline Welch

This is our newest creation in our Adjustable Charm Necklaces page where you can get the details. A great look for Summer 2015.

June 25, 2015/ Jacqueline Welch/ Comment

Jacqueline Welch

  • Glorious abalone and pearl earrings
  • Smashing new stretch bracelet
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Abalone Allure Jewelry

 

Abalone, known as sea opals we discovered on beaches of the lost coast of California over 30 years ago at Mendocino, CA. Abalone makes beautiful jewelry like abalone earrings, abalone pendants, abalone necklaces, abalone anklets, abalone cuff links and abalone pins. Our work  was discovered by The Smithsonian Institution of Wash, D.C and exhibited at The National Museum of American Art.