Jewelry
Handmade by Indigenous Artists
Handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with 14k gold plated hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with sterling silver hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with 14K gold plated hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with 14K gold plated hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Inspired by Inuit traditional tattoos (tuniit), these earrings are handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with sterling siler hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Handcrafted by Elaine Sapailia Lavoie, Inuk artist based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Made with 14K gold plated hardware.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
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Handcrafted by Inuk artist Chelsea Adjun of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, this necklace is a beautiful example of traditional Inuit beadwork.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Jewelry collection by Chelsea Adjun
Handmade by Inuk artist Chelsea Adjun of Kugluktuk, Nunavut
Handcrafted by Inuk artist Chelsea Adjun of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, this necklace is a beautiful example of traditional Inuit beadwork.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Handcrafted by Inuk artist Chelsea Adjun of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, this necklace is a beautiful example of traditional Inuit beadwork.
Beadwork has been a part of Inuit culture for generations, evolving from early designs made with natural materials like bone and sinew to the intricate glass beadwork seen today. Each piece carries on this history, showcasing the artistry and skill of Inuit makers.
Cultural Appreciation
Our jewelry and accessories are made for everyone to enjoy. Each purchase directly supports Indigenous creators and celebrates culture in an authentic and meaningful way—helping us share our stories and create positive impact in our communities.
