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Walker Goldsmiths lost wax cast Sterling Silver Osprey Ring #319 by Janet Walker has been made to celebrate the Ospreys of North Idaho. The Osprey is sometimes called a “Sea Hawk” or a “Fish Hawk” because of it’s primary diet, depending on whether it’s fishing in the sea or the […] Read more »
This lost wax cast Sterling Silver Lovebirds Ring #316 by Walker Goldsmiths is a unique design. It was designed to reflect and represent an important special custom of the Northwest Coast Native people. Among the Tlingit and Haida peoples of Alaska there are only two clans, the Ravens and the […] Read more »
Walker Goldsmiths lost wax cast Sterling Silver Lovebirds Ring band#308 celebrates the custom of the Northwest Coast Native Indians. By recognizing the two most important clans, the Ravens and the Eagles in a time honored tradition. “In the last century when the Native cultures of the Northwest Coast were flourishing […] Read more »
This lost wax cast Sterling Silver Eagle Ring #303 by Walker Goldsmiths is designed in the distinctive northwest coast style. The Eagle, both the Bald and the Golden, has many myths and stories associated with it, most depicting heroic nobility and spirit. The names of Eagle are so many; Brave […] Read more »
Walker Goldsmiths Lovebirds jewelry is a wonderful way to say “I love you” on Valentines Day. One of the most popular ways to celebrate and commemorate Valentines Day 2013 is with a gift of our Lovebirds Jewelry. The story of Lovebirds itself is a seriously romantic tradition. An item of […] Read more »
Walker Goldsmiths have over the years created quite a menagerie of ½ inch wide bracelets that because of the constraints of space are indeed small bracelets to delight the eye and excite the mind. It is difficult to confine the personality of magical creatures into a 1/2 inch strip of […] Read more »
This design # 303 Eagle Ring from Walker Goldsmiths is a substantial carving; 16mm wide, 7mm high, and very 3-D, tapering to a 7mm squared shank. Hollowed underside and squared shank create a well-balanced, comfortable ring. Ever since I was a child I have been fascinated by Eagles. Of course […] Read more »
There is no real reason to call this bracelet by Owen Walker, Diving Eagle, except it is a nicer name than D38. She could just as well be dancing or swimming or singing, but she is a very nice Eagle. Right now the eagles are courting, and building nests, dancing […] Read more »
This is understated but easily recognized as a Raven Bracelet in the mid range both in price and complexity of design and the mate to the Eagle Bracelet. Split from tail to beak so he appears to be two ravens curving around your wrist, his eyes are too far apart […] Read more »
This is Small Eagle Bracelet by Owen Walker for those Eagle people who don’t want to make a huge statement, but want an easily recognized eagle. Split from tail to nose so that both sides show an Eagle in profile. It bothers some people to think that the eagle has […] Read more »