MOKUME PENDANT + BLUE STONE trout But when I learned I

But when I learned I could mix and trip on all the hues in a rainbow

This particular skipper headed back out to sea after unloading

nature and individual personality

The spirit of traditional Inuit music and dance are kept alive in the sculpture representing the dancing bear

Sterling silver tie tack pin with Alaskan gold nugget accents

MOKUME PENDANT + BLUE STONE trout But when I learned IMokume pendant with blue stone. The metalworking process, Mokume Gane, translates to "wood grain metal" in Japanese. This advanced Japanese technique is accomplished by alternating layers of silver and copper, producing a one of a kind wood grain pattern on each piece. Includes chain. Handcrafted in Chugiak, Alaska by Rick Potter.