


Releases Sunday at 8pm EST Dalmation Lampwork Bracelet
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ON SUNDAY AT 8 PM EST THE INVENTORY FOR THIS PIECE WILL POPULATE AND THE PIECE WILL BECOME AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Dalmatian Lampwork Bracelet captures the essence of spotted stone in handcrafted glass. Black and white teardrop-shaped lampwork beads evoke natural patterns found in nature, strung on hypoallergenic, nickel-free silver-toned metal with a secure toggle clasp. Adjustable to approximately 9 inches, this bracelet flows gracefully with movement.
Kristine Aickelin designs each piece as a meditation on handcraft, drawing inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her studio in Hamilton. Over nearly three decades, she has mastered resin, crystal, glass, metal, and collage—transforming foraged flowers, shells, and found textures into wearable art. Her work echoes the intricate patterns and organic rhythms of nature and vintage textiles, weaving those elements into jewelry that speaks to both body and spirit. Handmade one bracelet at a time, sometimes beneath Barbadian skies, each creation emerges as a singular conversation between maker and material—a testament to the quiet alchemy of slow craft.
Hand Made in Canada
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- Description
- Shipping & Returns
- Country of Manufacture
ON SUNDAY AT 8 PM EST THE INVENTORY FOR THIS PIECE WILL POPULATE AND THE PIECE WILL BECOME AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Dalmatian Lampwork Bracelet captures the essence of spotted stone in handcrafted glass. Black and white teardrop-shaped lampwork beads evoke natural patterns found in nature, strung on hypoallergenic, nickel-free silver-toned metal with a secure toggle clasp. Adjustable to approximately 9 inches, this bracelet flows gracefully with movement.
Kristine Aickelin designs each piece as a meditation on handcraft, drawing inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her studio in Hamilton. Over nearly three decades, she has mastered resin, crystal, glass, metal, and collage—transforming foraged flowers, shells, and found textures into wearable art. Her work echoes the intricate patterns and organic rhythms of nature and vintage textiles, weaving those elements into jewelry that speaks to both body and spirit. Handmade one bracelet at a time, sometimes beneath Barbadian skies, each creation emerges as a singular conversation between maker and material—a testament to the quiet alchemy of slow craft.
Hand Made in Canada