Crucian Gold is perhaps best known for the Crucian Knot collection. This features a sailing knot of beautiful significance, made of two separate knots tied together in an embrace symbolizing strength in unity. It is also known as the loveknot. This knot tying is rooted in the sailing culture of St. Croix and the Caribbean.
 

In Crucian Gold's Water Collection from Crucian Organics^TM, Nathan draws inspiration from the free flowing, organic contours of water and plant life on St. Croix. Some pieces suggest dew collecting on a leaf or a gently rolling wave, while others resemble tendrils of a young vine. Overall, they work individually and together to achieve a dynamic elegance.
 

The fire collection celebrates energy and forces of change, which we greatly value on the island of St.Croix. These hand crafted pieces from Crucian Organics are refined yet primal, inspired by cultures everywhere, were this simple image can mean passion, survival, warmth, civilization, the splendor of sunlight.
 

The Flower was Crucian Gold's first design in 1972—the same year the Volkswagen beetle outsold the Ford Model-T. The simplicity of the looping design suggests completion and peace, and resonates with the eye at any distance. The mesmerizing shape is reminiscent of the Flower of Life—a design found in ancient art all over the world.
 

Crucian Gold's classic Heart is made by tying the love knot at the center and using the remaining strands to create the heart shape which is then forged on an anvil to accentuate the shape. Wear this piece close to your heart.
 

The Turkshead is an ancient knot traditionally tied in rope to decorate the wheel of sailing ships. It has been a signature piece of Crucian Gold since 1973. Each piece is hand woven from one continuous strand of silver or gold. This knot tying technique is rooted in the sailing culture of St. Croix and the Caribbean.
 

Crucian Gold's Solstice collection celebrates the celestial rhythms of our world. Mini cosmic rings ripple and dance with a turn of the head. Mark the transition into winter or summer holidays with this symbol of continuance and change.
 

Crucian Gold's Stiletto collection suggests rays of sunshine. Bold clean lines radiate from a single point and finish smoothly in a curling knot. Each individual stem swings freely, in a modern rendition of ornate decor.
 

Crucian Gold's Mocko Jumbie collection began as a design for a Mocko Jumbie festival. Originally from West Africa, a Mocko Jumbie was the judge of the village and wore tall stilts and mirrors to see evil spirits coming and scare them away. In St. Croix, The Mocko Jumbie lives on as a cultural art form. They appear at perform at festivals and yearly Carnival, dancing through the street in bright and festive costumes.
 

Crucian Gold created The Chaney collection inspired by children of St. Croix's past. All over the island you can find broken shards of china dating back to colonial times. Children would wear down the edges to make coin-shaped pieces for use as play money and gave them the Crucian vernacular name chaney. Crucian Gold skillfully sets these remnants of Delftware, Willow Ware and Flow Blue to make one-of-a-kind jewelry, each piece being a unique, microcosmic window to the past.