Eucalyptus Earrings - Hoop

Eucalyptus Earrings - HoopNative to Australia the tall eucalyptus tree is not only known for its beauty but for its aromatic leaves that yield medicinal oil. The eucalyptus tree is the only source of food for koala bears. Among its many visual attractions is its exfoliating outer bark which peels away in long strips to reveal a pale blue gray trunk that gives the tree its common name of blue gum. Materials: The leaves are cast in bronze with 925 silver posts. Measures: 0. 8" L

Colors vary from deep purple to red to white

Acorns were used extensively as a food source for native North American Indians and also roasted as a coffee substitute

California Poppy leaves were used medicinally by Native Americans and the pollen was used cosmetically

has been considered effective in the treatment of asthma and other allergic reactions

its beauty has been referenced in literary works throughout the centuries

Measures: 4

Materials: The Geranium pendant is cast in bronze and accented with a white freshwater pearl on a dark brown leather cord

Measures: 1

Measures: Chain: 16

1887-1986) memorable work of art

Materials: The Acorn & Oak Napkin rings are cast in pewter with a special hand relieved gold and copper finish

or more commonly known as Forget Me Not has a rich history and meaning behind its humble appearance