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About Us |
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My husband and I live in a Queen Anne Victorian
Alameda, California, which was built in 1899. We
have our pet dog Sage (the one with her goggles on),
and two egg laying chickens “Gumbo and Pot Pie”.
When I am not at my job trying to “save the earth”
as an environmental toxicologist I love to garden
and work with my award winning roses, or painting in
acrylics, and collecting Sea Glass. I love new
Orleans Jazz, Cajun and Blues Music.
When visiting New Orleans, I love the Gulf Oysters,
Bignets at Café Du Monde, Strolling along the
Mississippi, visiting the antique shops, walking
thru the Garden District and visiting the clubs away
from Bourbon Street such as the House of Blues,
Tipitians or Mulates. |
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After many years of transforming vintage glass bead
necklaces and presenting them as gifts and not
seeing necklaces with the quality, and history of
the vintage glass beads, I decided to venture into
this business. I purchase vintage necklaces and
beads from shops and individuals from the Gulf States
as well as the sterling silver pendants which is my
way of helping the economy in that region.
The Storm Pendent is in recognition of Hurricane
Katrina, and its devastation to New Orleans (the
Fleur de Lie in the center is the symbol for New
Orleans). I chose a small silver pendent, but it
comes in various sizes. |
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We also make “Sea Glass” necklaces, bracelets and
earrings from the sea glass that I have collected,
from our California Beaches. It takes up to 20 years
of natural tumbling in the surf to make each piece
of sea glass.
We also have re-strung Pukka Shell Necklaces from
Hawaii and also have them available with a turtle
figure pendant (which is the native American symbol
for Earth) or various pendants or sea glass.
NOLA Green Jewerly, Vintage Jewelry Transformed Into
Sustainable Wearable Art. |
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If you like the music on our site checkout
Kermit Ruffins |
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