Saturday, February 4, 2012

Spring is Springing!

Having the new collection is even more exciting while enjoying the spring-like weather here in California. Here's a taste of more to come...

Friday, February 3, 2012

Party Pictures

Our pop up launch party in NY was a big success, last night, thanks to the hard work of Jessica Goldfond of The Shiny Squirrel.
The Good Cheer Co. served delicious food and drinks.  Thanks to everyone who stopped by!









Thursday, February 2, 2012

Thinking ahead to Valentine's Day...

There are gifts galore at The Shiny Squirrel Pop Up which launched today and will run through February 22 in the NY store.  A few of the goodies are pictured here.....

Species By The Thousands - $50

Species By The Thousands necklace - $40

Cold Picnic printed leather cuffs $50 and belt $120

Species by the Thousands Monocle necklace $40
Ax and Apple Crescent Moon necklace $108

Forest Bound 1940's ticking and leather bag $250
 

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Pop Up Installation

The girls from domestic-construction were here today installing the display for our event.  It was fun watching them do their stuff. More pictures tomorrow of what we are selling during this 3 week event from a list of designers represented by The Shiny Squirrel showroom.



Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Item of the day-WINTER SALE!

Flora in Mezzanotte Charmeuse
($352, sale $264)
available in size 0, 1, 2

Saturday, January 14, 2012

More from Relics + Rebels collection by October Anniversary

Recycled Antique Bronze Temple Ring - $108
Recycled Antique Bronze Sacred Temple Bracelet - $126
Recycled Antique Bronze Turquoise Strength Ring - $230

Recycled Antique Bronze Turquoise Strength Bracelet - $288

Recycle Antique Bronze Kismet Charm Necklace - $254

Recycled Antique Bronze Totem Pole Earrings - $288

Friday, January 13, 2012

October Anniversary Jewelry: Relics + Rebels Collection


...These amulets and talisman can be engraved with symbols, in the shape of plants or animals, or set with stones to hold different meanings. It is said that stones carry with them a mysticism, each of them harnessing a gift of power. Said to absorb negativity and bring strength to those that wear it, turquoise became the most widely used stone in Native American jewelry. Labradorite, an especially mystical stone, enhances the creativity of the bearer and helps bring their wishes to fruition. Jewelry containing stones and historical and religious references often re-appears in cultures of those who rebel against the norm. To them the jewelry represents a powerful statement of individuality and creativity...


Relics + Rebel Collection




Monday, January 9, 2012