All I want for Easter is love, peace & gold salmon eggs✨🐟
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Now taking orders for 14K Gold Salmon Eggs Studs by Norman Bentley. Message us for pricing: [email protected] / 1-250-557-4383.
We're open today! Come by, enjoy a coffee and explore Crystal Cabin. We're open 11am to 5pm every Sunday.
Sterling Silver Wolf Bracelet is carved by Carmen Goertzen of the Haida Nation. Shop now: https://t.co/D7X566qeME
Although wolves do not inhabit Haida Gwaii in current times, the wolf is significant in Haida culture and art. The wolf was gifted as a crest by mainland nations and was believed to have a presence in Haida... https://t.co/6oCK1bj9Yv
Have you checked out the new ammolite pieces we have available? Pendants, earrings, or sets of both! They're available in limited quantities - we only have one of each pictured on the site.
Order online now: https://t.co/EizsQKNKm7
When you order a ring from us, it is often made to order. You can specify your ring size and you can add inscriptions too if you like! You can even request a custom design if you can't find what you're looking... https://t.co/IoqpTE17zc
These beautiful raven earrings are made of sterling silver and were carved by Garner Moody of the Haida Nation. They're available online too: https://t.co/Kp8Qm124HL
As the name suggests, the Haida Watchman watched over Haida Gwaii and protected its people and you will often find 3 Watchmen at the top of totem poles situated around the island.
This Haida Watchman pendant... https://t.co/lsu5CLSV79
According to the Bill Reid Centre at SFU, in Haida culture, canoes are a symbol of the relationship between technology and living beings. The trees used for these crafts, once living and life sustaining, now... https://t.co/ENxoaVyy4c
These trade beads are replica lox wax castings of historical glass trade beads found in Haida Gwaii. They're made by Aay Aay Hans, a weaver from the Haida Nation. They're available in copper or sterling silver,... https://t.co/pwlEPAYaBP
This set of ammolite earrings come with the matching pendant. Both are set in sterling silver. Check these out along with other ammolite items now available online: https://t.co/yNIRpcO40Z
Garner Moody was born in Prince Rupert, and was raised in Skidegate on Haida Gwaii. He is the nephew of prolific argillite carver, Rufus Moody. Garner was artistic as a child; he remembers drawing a great deal... https://t.co/a4t3nmSUFQ
A customer came into the store recently with this amazing piece to polish. The eagle pendant is done by the late Morris White, who was a Carver and Chief of the Edinsu (Edenshaw) Eagle Clan of Kiusta, Haida... https://t.co/Amf1kL29Fn
This intriguing ammolite pendant is amazing together with the matching set of ammolite earrings.
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Available in our shop or online. Shop via the link in our profile.
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There is always a surprise in store for you in our shop! Come to the store here on Haida Gwaii and find your surprise!
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Super in love with this quartz crystal facial... https://t.co/Ij5JklfLdc
Brand new from Derek White of the Haida Nation! These gorgeous sterling silver bear earrings are available both online and in our shop.
Come by and say hi! We're open 11am to 5pm today! Or you can always shop online if you can't be here with us: https://t.co/hCRcyo8d9H
Did you know that according to Parks Canada, 1.5 million seabirds breed in the Haida Gwaii area. You could see puffins, eagles, auklets, or murrelets during your time on the islands, so don't forget to keep an... https://t.co/eX0V4hZ4ob
Another new piece at Crystal Cabin: These dogfish woman earrings are made from sterling silver by Haida artist Derek White. Available online or in-store: https://t.co/BZtxipDhSw
The canoe is a symbol for journey in Haida culture and is seen here with the eagle who represents strength in the face of adversity.
Sterling Silver Eagle Canoe Earrings carved by Derek White of the Haida Nation. Get yours online now: https://t.co/PD5Q3OFFcv
In Haida culture, the houses are traditionally known as longhouses. With low roofs to keep warmth in and pits in the ground to keep food cool, the Haida were able to build such large dwellings because they did... https://t.co/Tj2c07zZ7o