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Known to be the first fruit that ripens during spring, strawberries are a tell-tale sign that warmer, sunny weather is on the horizon. The sweet fruit is the only one to feature its seeds on the outside, and is actually part of the rose family! From a fresh fruit salad to delicious strawberry shortcake, strawberries…
Birch Bark Cuff Bracelet — Gold Plated The Paper Birch, slender and elegant, with its intensely white bark, is visible even in the dark of night. The tough outer wrapping of the tree is the bark from which American Indians fashioned their strong, lightweight bark canoes. These Native Americans, as well as early colonists…
Birch Bark Cuff Bracelet — Gunmetal The Paper Birch, slender and elegant, with its intensely white bark, is visible even in the dark of night. The tough outer wrapping of the tree is the bark from which American Indians fashioned their strong, lightweight bark canoes. These Native Americans, as well as early colonists and…
Birch Bark Cuff Bracelet — Silver Plated The Paper Birch, slender and elegant, with its intensely white bark, is visible even in the dark of night. The tough outer wrapping of the tree is the bark from which American Indians fashioned their strong, lightweight bark canoes. These Native Americans, as well as early colonists…
The paper birch, slender and elegant, with its intensely white bark, is visible even in the dark of night. The tough outer wrapping of the tree is the bark from which American Indians fashioned their strong, lightweight bark canoes.
These Native Americans, as well as early colonists and European herbalists, all agreed that birch leaves were therapeutic — and all prescribed them, for many disorders. The leaves and twigs of some birches boast a spicy aroma and are used to make scented oil.
Because of their singular beauty, they have been designated as the National Memorial Tree for Mothers, and as such have been planted on the grounds of the Capitol in Washington, DC.
Sage Spray Cuff Bracelet Experience the beauty of nature captured in the Sage Spray Cuff from Michael Michaud. This unique piece is cast in bronze and finished with a hand patina, creating a timeless, botanical-inspired accessory. Each piece in the collection, including this cuff, is created from molds made directly from botanical elements, resulting in…
Daisy This collection reflects the colors and design of Georgia O’Keeffe’s (American, 1887-1986) memorable work of art, Yellow Hickory Leaves with Daisy (1928). Oil on canvas, 76.5 x 101.6 cm (29 7/8 x 39 7/8 in.). Alfred Stieglitz Collection, gift of Georgia O’Keeffe, 1965.1180. This collection captures the beautiful colours of this artist’s rich palette….
Spiral Pod Earrings Native to both China and Taiwan, the Ailanthus altissima or “Tree of Heaven” produces unique, spiral seedling pods. These seedlings can be found on female trees, growing from one to two inches long and are spread through the wind. Originally introduced to the United States in the int the late 1700’s,…
It is hard to look at water lilies without first thinking of renowned French Impressionist Claude Monet. A great many of his paintings depict his flower garden at his home in Giverny, France, rich with water lilies. They live in tropical climates around the world and are often associated with rebirth and optimism — as…
Dogwood The cheerful blossoms proclaim each year that winter is over and spring is really here. Dogwoods are a popular landscape tree and thrive in conditions that are similar to their woodland habitat. They prefer a generous amount of moist, well-drained soil and like some afternoon shade. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson planted dogwoods…
Black Eyed Susan Cast bronze with a 24k gold finish. Accented in gold leaf and cast glass. • Made in United States
Cranberry Cast bronze with a hand patina finish. Accented with cranberry freshwater pearls. • Made in United States
Delicious Apple New for Spring 2024! Cast bronze with a hand patina finish. Accented with flame-worked glass.
These petite blueberry earrings are a delightful fusion of nature’s beauty and artistic craftsmanship. They are intricately cast in bronze, with a hand-patinated green finish accented by deep blue glass blueberries, capturing the enduring charm of these tiny, wild treasures. Wild blueberries, scientifically known as Vaccinium angustifolium, are gems of nature that thrive in unspoiled…
Myosotis, more commonly known as forget-me-not, has a rich history and meaning behind its humble appearance. It grows an abundance of small blue flowers that have become a symbol of remembrance of true and undying love. The common name was calqued from the German Vergissmeinnicht, and first appeared in English in 1398 AD via King…
This piece captures the enduring charm and intricate beauty of the juniper, incorporating meticulously 24k gold-plated cast bronze leaves and branches that pay homage to this versatile plant. The juniper necklace reflects the grace and timeless symbolism of juniper in its design, providing a link to both nature and tradition. Juniper (Juniperus) is a diverse…
This piece captures the enduring charm and intricate beauty of the juniper, incorporating meticulously 24k gold-plated cast bronze leaves and branches that pay homage to this versatile plant. The juniper necklace reflects the grace and timeless symbolism of juniper in its design, providing a link to both nature and tradition. Juniper (Juniperus) is a diverse…
Sweet Potato Vine Cast bronze with hand patina and rose gold finishes. Made in the USA. About the Artist Michael Michaud began his career at the prestigious Rochester Institute of Technology’s school for American craftsmen, and graduated in 1980. Over the years, Michael has developed his unique and highly recognizable Michael Michaud Jewelry line….
Sage Leaf Cast in bronze with an 18k gold finish. Accented with cast glass. Made in the United States.
Ferns have been around since the dawn of time. They first appeared in fossil records that date back to the Devonian period 360 million years ago, and have graced the planet ever since. They grow in many different habitats throughout the world and were most prevalent during the Carboniferous Period (the Age of Ferns) —…